Suddenlink TV Caller ID Expands
03/20/09 at 4:40 pm Pete 7 comments
The roll out started in NC last month and has since been extended to Suddenlink customers in West Virginia and Humboldt County, California, who subscribe to both the company’s phone and digital TV services.
Suddenlink is actively working on technological solutions that will help expand this service’s availability to more customers in more areas. Stay tuned.
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1. Jim Rogers | 04/22/09 at 1:47 pm
TV Caller ID is a TERRIFIC service! This simple, little innovation has made it worth every penny spent for SuddenLink Phone Service. No more needless chases to my phone when it rings to try and read the unreadable display on my phone to see who is calling. Now I know when a telemarketer is on the line and I can either ignore them or quickly and easily cut them off. Thanks so much for providing this seemingly minuscule service — it is truly a time and life saver.
2. Chuck Reynolds | 08/17/09 at 4:16 pm
I subscribe to SuddenLink in Texas. When will TV caller ID be available here?
3. SFYI Editor | 08/18/09 at 6:03 am
Chuck — We are working on the details of an expansion of the service now and will announce those details as they are confirmed. Thanks for your interest.
4. Linda Murphy | 09/06/09 at 2:07 pm
Is this available for the Princeton, WV 24740 area
Caller ID // can I put it on my TV screen myself since my home has cable,phone & computer access?
5. SFYI Editor | 09/08/09 at 11:03 am
For the service to work, customers must subscribe to Suddenlink digital TV and phone. If they do, TV Caller ID is available at no additional charge.
6. Eugene Boley | 06/04/10 at 11:30 am
You have installed suddenlink phone service. It displays caller ID on the TV. Is there a program that will also display caller ID on my computer. I do have suddenlink broadband.
7. FYI Editor | 06/04/10 at 4:05 pm
I’m not aware of a caller ID display for PC’s. If I determine differently, I’ll let you know.