FIRST TWO DIGITS ARE INSIGNIFICANT FOR NOKIA PHONES DIDNT GET??…FOLLOW THESE STEPS:-
1.Edit the first two digits of any of your contacts which are already saved in your phone..
2.then too,if you are getting the call from the same person,his name will be displayed..
illustration.
Edit a number 9895******* under name XXX(which is a VALID airtel number in kerala) to say,9495******* under the same person XXX(where i have ONLY changed the second digit from 8 to 4…number starting with 9495 is a VALID kerala bsnl subscriber).
Suppose u get a call from either of these numbers,the name displayed in both cases is XXX itself…NOW,GOT IDEA???
In simple words,if you have number like 9895123456 under a person’s name,then same person’s name will be displayed in your phone when u get a call from any of the phone numbers like (0095123456,9795123456(valid user),9495123456(valid user),9995123456(valid user),0995123456….obtained by changing first two digits )
So,You will be mistaken when some other is calling in some another number in a form described above,because of the mistake of Nokia….same thing happens for motorola(not all sets),samsung etc..
Try this out…for certain phone sets,varying upto three digits will cause this same thing,so high probabilty of error again…