It could be someone from a foreign country, but most likely it is an unscrupulous telemarketer.
If you operate your own PBX or you use an IP (internet) phone service that has lax security standards, you can spoof caller id (make up your own caller id). This is commonly done by certain telemarketers or sometimes other people who want to hide their identity when calling. Do not do business with telemarketers who are trying to hide their identity -- they are hiding their identity for a reason. Better yet, never do business with any telemarketer.
A caller is a person who calls or who makes a call, or, in bingo, the person who calls out the numbers drawn.
If you're asking if the phone number show on caller ID, no, they don't on international calls.
I don't, I get lots from numbers with 11 digits.
Just save the contact numbers in your phone with the country code, for example in India save the numbers as +91XXXXXXXXXX, and the caller names would be visible.
if the caller id has more than ten numbers
A restricted number is one that has been purposely blocked from showing up on caller ID. Typically, these are numbers of telemarketers or bill collectors. Most cellphones can be set to ignore calls from restricted numbers.
yes, caller ID DAHH
*67 or just do the number
Caller ID manager is so useful. It can be used to hide or display your ID when making calls. It is also used to help block unwanted calls coming in, in particular, telemarketers!
A mu'adhin is a person who calls the prayer in other words the caller of the adhan
"Callers" is the plural form of "caller," referring to more than one person who calls. "Caller's" is the possessive form of "caller," indicating something that belongs to or is related to a caller.
One can find information about a caller's caller id from many different resources, which is useful in the case of frequent calls from an unknown number. Websites such as FCC provide information on this subject.