Call Forwarding Instructions

How To Use Call Forwarding

1. Listen for a dial tone.
2. Dial 7 2 # with touch-tone service telephones (72 with rotary or dial pulse telephones).
3. Listen for three short tones followed by a steady dial tone, and dial the number you want your calls forwarded to. (If you have Speed Calling, dial the Speed Calling code).
4. Listen for ringing. In form the party who answers that you are forwarding your calls. Call forwarding is now established.

If you get a busy signal or no answer, Call Forwarding can still be established by repeating steps 1-4, and no answer is necessary. (After you repeat steps 1-4, you will hear only two short tones with no dial tone.)

Note: To verify the status of Call Forwarding, dial 7 2 # with touch-tone service telephones (72 with rotary or dial pulse telephones). If you hear a fast busy signal, your calls are being forwarded.

Tips And Techniques

	There will be a short ring on your phone when a call is being forwarded, but these calls cannot be answered from your telephone.
	Don't forget to tell the person who will receive your calls that you are establishing Call Forwarding. This is especially important if you will not be at the location to receive the calls.
	Inform others using your phone that no incoming calls can be received while Call Forwarding is in effect.
	If you forward calls to any number outside your local calling area, you will be charged for any calls forwarded from your number to the distant number.

How To End Call Forwarding

1. Dial 7 3 # with touch-tone service telephones (73 with rotary or dial pulse telephones).
2. Listen for two short tones.

Note: To verify deactivation of Call Forwarding, dial 7 3 # with touch-tone service telephones (73 with rotary or dial pulse telephones). Two short tones confirm deactivation.

Remember, Call Forwarding will remain in effect until you cancel it.