As obtained from Rogers Call Forward / Call Waiting Star Codes Note: If you have a voicemail active on your account, you will only be able to perform. Activate *004*[10 Digit Phone Number]# - Cancel & De-register ##004# - Cancel & Retain #004# - Re-establish *004# Call Waiting Star Code Result. • Customizing your account manager • Customize your account manager home page with the three features you use most. Create the flexibility needed to manage and help avoid missed calls. Sign into to access your account manager to customize features. Select: • Calling Features > select up to three features > Save • Home voicemail • Verizon offers several types of options depending on the services available in your area. Fios Digital Voice Home voicemail services offers many options that help you avoid missed calls: • Customize your mailbox • Supports visual voicemail if your phone is equipped with the indicator light • Retrieve your messages using your phone, online, or TV For additional information, sign into to access your account manager, download the or visit our page to learn more. • Call forwarding with Scheduling • Easily forward your phone calls to another number. Schedule and/or selective call forwarding for certain times or days. Select which calls you would like forwarded and when. Note: call forwarding is a dual feature with Fios Digital Voice. Call forwarding options selected in account manager will change any call forwarding settings previously set on your Fios Digital Voice (FDV) line. The Forward All My Calls option will always override any other forwarding choice. To Set up call forwarding online, sign into to access your account manager. Select: • Calling Features > call forwarding > Forward my incoming calls to (enter a phone number) > Forward all Calls or Forward Calls only from certain numbers > Activate call forwarding > OK To forward calls according to a schedule: • Forward Calls According to a Schedule > enter Start/End dates and times To Repeat the schedule, select: • Repeat Schedule box > Choose the frequency > Fill in the Repeat Until box > Add Schedule > OK The schedule can be viewed by returning to call Forwarding or looking on our calendar. For additional information refer to. Note: Do NOT click on Activate call forwarding. This will immediately turn on call Forwarding and override the schedule. • Selective call forwarding with scheduling • You can have all your calls go wherever you are by sending them to a different number. ![]() You can also send calls to a secondary number from certain numbers and for those calls that come in at a particular time or day. To set up selective call forwarding with scheduling, sign in to account manager, select: • Calling Features > call forwarding > Forward my incoming calls to, or Manage Forwarding Numbers (add number) > Forward calls only from certain numbers • Make sure the selected numbers you want forwarded are listed or you can add them • Forward calls according to schedule > Add Schedule For additional information sign into to access your account manager or download the. Note: call forwarding is a dual feature with Fios Digital Voice. Any call forwarding options you select on account manager will automatically change any call forwarding settings previously set on your Fios Digital Voice line. The Always Forward All My Calls option will always override any other forwarding choice. • Call notification • This feature can send you an email notification when you get a call from specified phone numbers. Program up to 10 phone numbers. Receive notifications even if you don’t answer the call. • Home voicemail • Verizon offers several types of options depending on the services available in your area. Calling features are subject to availability and compatibility restrictions. • Call forwarding • Call forwarding transfers your calls to another phone number. You can activate, deactivate, or change your forwarding number at any time from your home phone. All calling features are subject to availability and compatibility restrictions. To activate or deactivate call forwarding, lift your telephone's receiver and listen for a dial tone, next press: • *72 or rotary dial 1.1.7.2 to activate call forwarding, when you hear two short tones • At the tone, dial the telephone number where you want your calls forwarded to; when the call is answered, the feature has been activated • If the line is busy, you must call the number again; after the call is answered, you will hear two short tones telling you that call forwarding is activated, now hang up • *73 or for rotary dial 1.1.7.3 to deactivate call forwarding. You will hear 2 short tones that indicate you have turned off call forwarding • Call forwarding busy line/do not answer • This feature will transfer your calls to a forwarding number if you don’t answer within a preset number of rings. All calling features are subject to availability and compatibility restrictions. Calls forwarded with this service are subject to local or toll charges. Fixed option With the Fixed Option, the number you forward your calls to will be fixed by your local Business Office. To change the number, you must put in a service order request. Activating/canceling fixed option: • In most cases, the call forwarding Busy Line and/or Don’t Answer is always on In areas where you can turn call forwarding on and off, to manage call forwarding Busy Don’t Answer, press: • *90 to activate • *91 to deactivate Variable Option (not available in all areas) With the Variable option, you enter the number where you want calls forwarded each time. • Call forwarding Busy Line forwards calls to your designated number when your line is busy • Call forwarding Don’t Answer forwards call to your designated number when there is no answer after a preset number rings Activate/deactivate variable option, press: • *41 to activate • *43 to deactivate • Call waiting/call waiting cancel • To use call waiting/cancel call waiting: If you’re on a call and a second comes in, call waiting will alert you with an audible tone. Cancel call waiting temporarily cancels or deactivates call waiting before: • You place a call • Go online, or • Send a fax To pick up the second call, press the Flash or Hook button on your phone’s handset to put the first caller on hold and connect to the second caller. You can also ignore the second call. To return to the first call, press the: • Flash or hook button on your telephone • The second caller will be placed on hold • You will automatically be reconnected to the first caller To make an uninterrupted call, you can use cancel call waiting, press: • *70 to temporarily cancel call waiting • Listen for three short tones, followed by a dial tone • You can now proceed to dial the telephone number and complete your call Cancel call waiting is required on each uninterrupted call. Once you complete your call and hang up, call waiting is reactivated automatically. In some areas, you can only use cancel call waiting before placing a call. In others, if you also subscribe to Three-Way Calling, you can use cancel call waiting during a call. ![]() • Priority call • With priority call, you can assign a special ring to 6 to 12 numbers within your regional calling area. Change the numbers on your list or turn the service off anytime. All calling features are subject to availability and compatibility restrictions. This service is no longer available to new customers. To turn priority call on/off or change/review your list: • Lift the handset and listen for a dial tone • Press *61 • Listen to and follow the voice recording for instructions Other important tips: • When a priority caller tries to reach you, you’ll hear a series of short-long-short rings • Press *08 if you are in an area where priority call stores six numbers and want to remove all numbers at the same time • Any calls made to you that are not on your list, from outside your defined calling area or through the operator, will ring normally. ![]() Call forwarding, or call diversion, is a feature of some telephone switching systems which redirects a telephone call to another destination, which may be, for example, a, voicemail box or another where the desired is available. Call forwarding was invented by Ernest J. In North America, the forwarded line usually rings once to remind the customer using call forwarding that the call is being redirected. More consistently, the forwarded line indicates its condition. Call forwarding typically can redirect incoming calls to any other domestic telephone number, but the owner of the forwarded line must pay any toll charges for forwarded calls. Call forwarding is often enabled by dialing *72 followed by the telephone number to which calls should be forwarded. Once someone answers, call forwarding is in effect. If no one answers or the line is busy, the dialing sequence must be repeated to effect call forwarding. Call forwarding is disabled by dialing *73. This feature requires a subscription from the telephone company. Also available in some areas is Remote Access to call forwarding, which permit the control over call forwarding from telephones other than the subscriber's telephone. And systems also often allow call forwarding to be set up and directed via their web portals. In Europe, most networks indicate that unconditional call forwarding is active with a special. When the phone is picked up it is immediately apparent that calls are being forwarded. Contents • • • • • • • • • Terminology [ ] The ISDN Diversion supplementary services standards document uses 'diversion' as a general term to encompass specific features including 'Call Forwarding Busy', 'Call Forwarding No Reply' and 'Call Deflection'. The terms call forwarding and call diversion are both used to refer to any feature that allows a call to be routed to a third party, and the terms are generally interchangeable. Keypad codes [ ] North America [ ] Special types of call forwarding can be activated only if the line is busy, or if there is no answer, or even only for calls from selected numbers. • Bonanno, Ernest J. Canadian Patents Database. Canadian Intellectual Property Office. Retrieved 2010-08-11. • ETSI (1995-01-04).. ISDN Specification. European Telecommunications Standards Institute. Retrieved 2011-10-26. Support and Services. Archived from on February 4, 2010. Retrieved 2010-05-22. Support and Services. Retrieved 2012-06-24. Verizon Wireless. Retrieved 2012-06-24. Tips and Secrets. Retrieved 2010-07-26. External links [ ] •, Bell Canada.
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