One of the main disadvantages of landline telephones that are not equipped with caller ID is the lack of information about missed calls. But if you want to find out exactly who wanted to contact you, you can. Here are some simple ways to get the information you need.
Instructions
Step 1
First, you can contact an organization that provides telephone services in your city (most likely, this is OJSC Rostelecom). Come to the office of this company and contact any operator. At your request, he will provide a detailed listing of all incoming calls to your subscriber number. Do not forget to take your passport with you, as this information is confidential and is not provided to anyone. It can only be obtained by the person in whose name the contract with the service provider has been concluded.
Step 2
Secondly, you can buy yourself a new telephone set that is equipped with a caller ID function. On the one hand, this is a very convenient solution to the problem that has arisen - you no longer have to run to the GTS for the next printout. However, it will require additional material investments, which is important. In addition, modern telephones are overloaded with a variety of functions that you are unlikely to use in everyday life. It is also worth noting that there is a risk of getting to a clever seller who, in pursuit of his own profit, will hand you a whole mini PBX. Its cost, as well as the range of available options, is much higher than that of a regular phone, and its appearance is practically indistinguishable. And the question still remains: what to do with the old, quite working, telephone.
Step 3
The third method will also require some material investment from you. Buy yourself a caller ID. This device performs only one function (identifies incoming numbers), so the price for it will be much lower. In terms of its dimensions, the device is comparable to a pack of cigarettes or a widespread type of Chinese alarm clocks. It is easy to operate, easily connects to the phone and does not require additional power sources (batteries or 220 V network), as it operates on the voltage of the telephone network. However, in any case, the choice is yours, since everyone has different needs and, quite possibly, you do not use a landline phone so often.
