StickyMicky

Is there anyway to "lock" a domestic phone from dialing out unless a pin number or such is entered first?

not sure what i should be googling for, everything is about mobiles

Reffro

Yes its possible. BT certainly offer this service

hectic

both bT and Cable suppliers offer a 'lock/barring ' service ...ring your supplier thay can sort it for you there and then, usually

StickyMicky

Would prefer if it was enabled on a handset TBH

spent 15 mins trying to ring my office phone last night while one of the staff was busy ringing his mate

he told me that he gave out the number to his mate so i wouldn't be charged for calls, which is surprising when the cctv footage sees him getting the number out his phone and then ringing his mate with the office one

he is in for a right royal bollocking at 11.30 when he arrives

sti-04!!

Sack Him

Vapid

Make him pay the bill plus dock wages for time on phone.

StickyMicky

yea im allready doing that, itemised bill will be due next quarter...............

stilover

I always use the Office phone for personal calls. Not that I use it all the time, but if I need to make a call, I'll (as well as the rest of the office) use their office phone.

simo

Make him do my sunstrip rather than talk to mates

judgejules

Depends on the phone's features then. I got a set of these for one of our companies:

http://www.comet.co.uk/comet/html/cache/642_325937.html

You can disable call out from any handset but still allow calls in. You can even turn off call in on the other handsets so they can only be used to call the other stations. All PIN protected. As you have CCTV it should stop people bringing in their own corded phone and swapping the jacks to bypass the phone to make a call

Jules

StickyMicky

^^ if thats what i think it is ^^
LMFAO

if its what a lot of people think it is

simo

mart360

bloody hell

Scrooge is alive and kicking!!!


so he made a phone call, hardly the end of the world!!

i would want to know why you wern't at work youself!!!

and are your staff aware that you have cctv spying on them??? what excuse do you use?? H&S


if it troubles you that much, just remove the phones when you go home, or get a phone lock

Mart

StickyMicky

mart when you run a business that employs other people, you will understand, until then, you are underneath me

why was i not at work myself?
this lad works rotating shifts 8 hours per day 5 days a week, i work rotating shifts 10 hours a day 7 days a week, i am entitled to go home

the staff are aware there is cctv running, its not spying, its full blown in view, excuse?

i don't need an "excuse", the place has been robbed soooo many times in the past, excuses are not needed at all.


this is how it works, you give them an inch, they take a mile, 99% of employees are like this, best way is to give the little ****s 1mm and let them have the 1cm as a goodwill gesture

Brun

How did the **** kicking go then?

StickyMicky

Its not happend yet, i took the rest of the day off at around 10am as the days bookings cancelled


will sort it out tomorrow

mart360

oh no.. not the "when in business line!!!!" Yawn, been there!!!. its dead easy, bt line... change to incoming calls only, they can do (they did to me) if the place is always robbed, take the phone with you, or get a decent supervisior, and chill its friday

Mart

SwissTony

iTrader: (19)

dont for gods sake, talk to him about sunstrips..the sticky you are after is sticky stuff....

micky is likely to make posts about how stupid ppl are in asking them for sunstrips and stickers and then stringing them along with some bull****..

if on the other hand you want your car washed

GC8

I have put a number of sticker enquiries Micks way......

StickyMicky

You used to employ people?

In what respect?


Said member of staff, was apperntly "jumped on" in town last night and has not shown in for work, causeing me to cancel lots of bokings, which i hate doing

probably get the winter busy period out of him and then get rid when it dies off TBH

need some polish workers