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Use *67 in front of the number you want to dial.
*67 is the code in North America (USA, Canada, etc.) to block your caller ID from being sent, on a per-call basis. (If you are on a rotary or pulse-dial phone, you can use 1167 instead of *67.) This code should always be the very first thing dialed, before any other codes or prefixes. For example, if you want to block caller ID and also cancel call waiting, you should dial *67 first, then *70. So, to dial a long distance call with caller ID blocked, dial:*67 (or 1167) first,then other "star codes" such as *70,then the long distance company code (if applicable): 101xxxx,then the long distance prefix 1,then the area code and number.
Normally you dial * then 6 then 7. If you are using a rotary phone, you can dial 1167 instead of *67.
I'm not sure what you mean, can you use it more than once. But *67 blocks your phone number when you dial out. If you need to call multiple people, you will need to use *67 each time to restrict your number when you dial out. So, I guess you can interpret that to mean yes, you can use it more than once.
depending on the phone you have to dial Star (*) 69 or star (*) 67
You do not have to dial a one after star 67 for out of state calls. You do need to enter the area code.
Before you type the number you dial *67.For example: *67-000-000-0000But dont use it on the cops! :P
Dial *67 before the number you wish to dial.
In the US, dial *67 to block and *82 to unblock your Caller ID from being sent.
Use *67 then dial the number. It will come up unavailable on their end.
Dial *67
You should dial the *67 code first, not only before the number you are calling, but also before any other special codes. For example, to both block your caller ID and cancel call waiting (*70), you should dial *67 and the *70, not vice-versa. If you are using a rotary or pulse telephone, you can substitute 11 for the star key, so 1167 is equivalent to *67. These codes are for use in North America (USA, Canada, etc.); other countries use different codes for these purposes.