BlackBerry Smartphones block a caller's number

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  I have removed and reinserted my SIM card, removed my battery for 30 seconds and reinserted and tried to go through the menu 'Options' to try to discern if it is not apparent that I turned off or on low (I had no idea what I was doing).  I'm at the point where I am ready to start sacrificing things to the gods of BlackBerry to get my calls abilities restored, so if there is someone who can offer me a solution less violent I would be very happy.  Also, if you have an idea about what happened with my Blue's computer that's cool too, but I'm more concerned about the problem by calling.

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  Since you have already reset your handset to reinsert the battery.  I would first of all to distinguish whether it's your card SIM or Blackberry problem.

  You can put your Blackberry SIM in another phone, for example Nokia, to ensure you can make and receive calls to exclude, it is a card sim or network problem.  If you can not make calls on your Nokia phone, simply contact your carrier to find out why, could be they banned your access or sim error of voice call.

  If your sim card is very good, there are two possibilities

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  Hello and welcome to the Forums of Support BlackBerry.com.

  It could be one of the three solutions... Try these:

  1. make sure that you set your own country code to the Phone Dialer screen > Options > smart dialing.
  Set your country code in this format: "+ xx" where xx = country code. Some countries have two or three-digit country Codes. Do not place not the '+' in the entrance of your contact.
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  2. in the same place, change the length of National number for the number of digits corresponding to your country (since some countries have less than 10 as that set by default in the BB). Check out the total numbers, less country code. Do not place not the '+' in the entrance of your contact.
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  3. you probably have "Content Protection" located on your address book.
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  When I make calls to other people the number points to the high 'private' or stuck on telephone, never call you. many of my friends and my family won't answer private numbers so it is a problem! I guess he's have an "identity" to restrict or something but I couldn't find it in the options. does anyone else have a problem like this?

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  1. press on the digit key green to enter the call log > Menu key > restrict my identity > No. or never.

  2 profiles... change your profiles on the device > advanced > profile > SMS. He set the tone.

• BlackBerry Smartphones or hide your phone number when you make calls.

  I tried to follow the intructions on my BB and it tells me to go into OPtions and then General Options which I did not.

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  Yes makes very much sense, and it works.

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