[VoiceOps] Caller ID name discrepancies between carriers

[Matthew Beckwell]

The traditional logic has been "open a ticket with the terminating side".
However-- the reality is that most originating carriers (including
Inteliquent/Onvoy/Vitelity/Broadvox/360 Networks) have relationships with
multiple CNAM database vendors and can engage them directly to correct an
error if you initiate a ticket.

~Matthew


On Tue, Mar 28, 2017 at 11:28 AM, Carlos Alvarez <caalvarez at gmail.com>
wrote:

> On occasion we have a problem where CNAM is shown incorrectly by one or
> two destination carriers.  Most often it has been Cox and T-Mobile, because
> they seem to cache CNAM "forever."  Today it's Verizon wireless.  They are
> showing an ancient name for one client.  We changed it at least three years
> ago.
>
> Our carrier for that number is Onvoy.  Should we open a ticket with them?
> I'm guessing I'd have no success calling Verizon.  I have been able to call
> Cox when they are screwed up, but probably only because I have a direct NOC
> number.
>
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