Anonymous Call Rejection (*77) – Traditional Landline

Anonymous Call Rejection^* (*77) – Traditional Landline

Anonymous Call Rejection^* (*77) intercepts calls from people who have used a blocking feature to prevent their name or number from being provided to people they call. When Anonymous Call Rejection is activated, callers hear a message telling them to hang up, unblock delivery of their phone number and call again. Your phone will not ring unless the caller removes the block.

Things to know

• Anonymous Call Rejection stays on until you turn it off.
• If a call comes in from a private number on your Personalized Ring or Selective Call Forwarding list, the call will be accepted.
• Anonymous Call Rejection does not intercept calls that display as Unknown or Out-of-Area on the Caller ID. These designations usually mean that the call originated in an area in which Caller ID is not available.
• Anonymous Call Rejection does not block Operator Assisted incoming calls.
• Caller ID is required in some areas.

Additional solutions

AT&T Home Phone: How to Use Call Block and Screening

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