Do these sentences have the same meaning?

Question

1. Ask to be put through to me personally.

2. Ask to get through to me personally.

3. Ask to put you through to me personally.

Answer 1

nope, they don't.

these three sentences are used in three different occasions or objectives.

Answer 2

2 is wrong.  # 3 is incomplete.

# 1 is good.

Answer 3

no they don't, only no 1 is correct

Answer 4

I believe these sentences have the same meaning.  Just worded differently.

Answer 5

No, they are all different. (And example 3 is grammatically incorrect ... it has to be "Ask ?? [the switchboard operator, the secretary] to put you through .... Example 2 also doesn't make much sense, something about demanding a result rather than an action.  

Answer 6

1.  Sound like it is a command.

2. This is more like a favour.

3. sorry

Answer 7

No, each of them have different meanings.