How do I fix outgoing Caller ID or caller name for Liv Voice?
Answer
Check the Liv Voice account or app for Caller ID, Outgoing Caller ID, Caller Name, or CNAM settings and set the name and number you want people to see. Changes can take time to appear on other carriers after you save them.
Before you start: stop right away if…
- Only change Caller ID settings in the official Liv Voice app or website, not through unexpected text or email links.
Follow these steps
Open Liv Voice caller identity settings
Sign into the official Liv Voice app or account website and look for settings labeled Caller ID, Outgoing Caller ID, Caller Name, or CNAM.
You should see: You find the screen that controls the name or number shown on outgoing calls.
Set the correct outgoing name and number
Enter or select the caller name and number you want recipients to see, then save the change.
You should see: The account confirms the Caller ID or CNAM settings were saved.
Place a test call
Call a different phone you can check, or ask someone to tell you what name and number appeared on their caller display.
You should see: The recipient sees the updated identity, or still sees the old name while the change is propagating.
Wait and recheck if the old name remains
If the old caller name still appears, wait and try another test call later, because CNAM updates are not always instant across carriers.
You should see: The new caller name appears on later calls, or you confirm the setting still needs support help from Liv Voice.
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Extra tips
What to look for: Settings labeled Caller ID, Outgoing Caller ID, Caller Name, or CNAM in the Liv Voice app or account portal, and what name or number recipients currently see.
Before you change anything: Sign in only through the official Liv Voice app or website. Note the phone number on the Liv Voice line before editing Caller ID. Tell someone nearby you will place a short test call after saving changes. Never share account passwords or one-time codes with unexpected callers.