If you dial a number and your screen shows 'call forward', it means that your call is being forwarded.
You will need to forward your calls. Each company is different in how a call is forwarded. Call your customer service for more details.
Call forwarding system can actually be set up according to your preset answering rule. Example: You can forward call to another number when you are busy or forward calls to another number when call is unattended after certain number of rings. Easy call forwarding from your PC to your mobile phone is done if you have a desktop call control system.
**21*number on which u want to fed call#
On hold the call then reject the number that was forwarded.
They are called anadromes.
Answerit would forward to the voice mail.Call forwarding service activated on someone's cell/phone number will send it either to the voicemail (if it's configured) or simply will sound busy.
IP PBX allow you to forward calls to numbers you had preset in your call forwarding list. When your main number is not available the system will automatically direct the call to the numbers included in the list.
Not directly. The only way would be to call another land-line - then have them forward the call to the number you're trying to reach. You will be charged for the call to the first land-line number - and the party forwarding the call will bear the charge to the destination number.
A person with a cell phone can put that number on the National do Not Call Registry. The do not call registry shows telephone numbers that are not okay to call.
You can subscribe to call display in which shows the number and sometimes name of the person calling. You can also get call privacy in which if someone tries to block their number from you in order to continue a call to you to get through they have to reveal their number to be shown to you.
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the restricted call does not show the number calling at all. The no ID call is a call not restricted but also not registered in your cell phone so the number shows but the name does not.