oops, I better undo the goog411 and 511 routing before my parents think they're their friends:rolleyes:
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Today I tried to call an 800 number, the last four digits ending in 4114. I got GOOG411 instead of the number dialed. It seems forwarding 411 to GOOG411 is forwarding any number with 411 in it.
Tim should I open a trouble ticket for this problem? I know you read the forums so I assumed you are already aware of this issue.
Thanks
Jim
Sounds like someone blew a pattern-matching script or something :)
I hear the speed dial picks up numbers before and after the 3 digit numbers :(
Dial a number with 411 anywhere in the number and get the 3-digit routing.
For anyone that may be having issues (I am not, but I don't know if anyone else is), there is a KB at Google's site that may/may not help. http://mobile.google.com/support/bin...53&topic=13552
1) Users should be directed to 1-425-296-4774 instead of 1-800-466-4411.
Seems like we have some definite sub-string related number parsing issues going on with the outbound forwarding (as has been pointed out in this thread). We're taking a looking at it and should hopefully have this all cleaned up and functioning as intended soon!
I see DECT 6.0 phones at Wal*Mart that have a GOOG411 speed-touch button now!