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Quickly Activate Call Forwarding using * or # combination

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Richie - 30 Jan 2004 05:24 GMT
Is there a way to quickly activate Call Forwarding using a * or # key
combination, without having to go through the phone menu?  I want to setup a
speed dial to forward my mobile phone to my office number during the day.

Thanks.
Jason Cothran - 30 Jan 2004 13:10 GMT
| Is there a way to quickly activate Call Forwarding using a * or # key
| combination, without having to go through the phone menu?  I want to setup a
| speed dial to forward my mobile phone to my office number during the day.
|
| Thanks.

To divert all calls regardless of type to a number using:

Set: **21*phonenumber# [send]
Cancel: ##21# [send]
Query: *#21# [send]
Richie - 30 Jan 2004 15:28 GMT
Thanks Jason.  That was exactly what I needed.

> | Is there a way to quickly activate Call Forwarding using a * or # key
> | combination, without having to go through the phone menu?  I want to setup
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Cancel: ##21# [send]
> Query: *#21# [send]
Cambie - 30 Jan 2004 19:25 GMT
> | Is there a way to quickly activate Call Forwarding using a * or # key
> | combination, without having to go through the phone menu?  I want to setup
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> Cancel: ##21# [send]
> Query: *#21# [send]

How does this work for my billing? Will I still be charged airtime for
the duration of the call if I forward to a landline and answer it?

Also, can it be set to forwarded if they call is not answered on the
cell phone?
Jason Cothran - 30 Jan 2004 23:01 GMT
| How does this work for my billing? Will I still be charged airtime for
| the duration of the call if I forward to a landline and answer it?

It does exactly the same thing as activating the forwarding through the
menus, just saves you the trouble of having to go through the menu. That
particular code is for diverting all calls, so your phone will never ring,
it will just forward everything.

| Also, can it be set to forwarded if they call is not answered on the
| cell phone?

Yes. The other forwarding options. , including the original as copied from
http://www.arcx.com/sites/GsmFeatures.htm

     Forward All Calls
     - Activate
     - Cancel & De-register
     - Cancel & Retain
     - Status
     - Re-establish
     *21*[Phone Number]#
     ##21#
     #21#
     *#21#
     *21#
     Forward if Busy
     - Activate
     - Cancel & De-register
     - Cancel & Retain
     - Status
     - Re-establish
     *67*[Phone Number]#
     ##67#
     #67#
     *#67#
     *67#
     Forward if Not Answered
     - Activate
     - Cancel & De-register
     - Cancel & Retain
     - Status
     - Re-establish
     *61*[Phone Number]#
     ##61#
     #61#
     *#61#
     *61#
     Forward if Out of Reach
     - Activate
     - Cancel & De-register
     - Cancel & Retain
     - Status
     - Re-establish
     *62*[Phone Number]#
     ##62#
     #62#
     *#62#
     *62#
     Simultaneously perform ALL
     FOUR forwards:
     - Activate
     - Cancel & De-register
     - Cancel & Retain
     - Re-establish

     *002*[Phone Number]#
     ##002#
     #002#
     *002#
     Simultaneously perform ALL
     Conditional Forwards:
     - Activate
     - Cancel & De-register
     - Cancel & Retain
     - Re-establish

     *004*[Phone Number]#
     ##004#
     #004#
     *004#
 
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