Someone recently asked about Verizon call forwarding. I found the following 
article.  The link to the original article is at the end of this message.

Call Forwarding: everything you need to know
How to use Call Forwarding: turn it on, turn it off, set conditions and 
understand your billing.

It’s true that Call Forwarding isn’t exactly rocket science. Press a few 
buttons and you’re done with the basic setup. But sometimes your needs are more
complex. Here’s a quick rundown of everything you need to know about this 
helpful Verizon service.

Call Forwarding: How to activate it

The basics of Verizon’s Call Forwarding service (also known as Immediate Call 
Forwarding) are straightforward: From your mobile phone, dial *72 plus the
phone number you want to forward calls to.  You can also activate Call 
Forwarding through My Verizon. If you’ve left your phone at home, for example, 
you
don’t have to make yourself late for work going back for it. Simply visit 
www.verizonwireless.com/callforwarding
 to get started with forwarding your calls to a landline or even another mobile 
phone. Just remember that your phone won’t ring again until you turn off
call forwarding—and doing that is just as simple.

How to turn it off

There are two ways to cancel Call Forwarding:

list of 2 items
1Dial *73 from your mobile phone, or
2Use My Verizon (see 
www.verizonwireless.com/callforwarding
 to get started) 
list end

Modify it without Internet service

What happens if you want to activate or cancel Verizon Call Forwarding but you 
don’t have web access or your phone with you? Just call Customer Service
at 800-922-0204, and they’ll take care of it for you.

Forward calls only when busy or on another line

What if you want to forward calls only when you’re unable to pick up or on 
another call? Then the No Answer/Busy Transfer feature (also known as 
Conditional
Call Forwarding) may be the solution. Use this feature to send calls to another 
phone when your phone is busy or when you don’t answer after three or four
rings: Dial *71 and the number you want to forward calls to.  You may activate 
Conditional Call Forwarding through My Verizon as well. While this feature
is active, your phone will ring several times when you get an incoming call, 
giving you the chance to answer. If you’re on the phone or choose not to answer,
the call will be forwarded to the destination phone number. You can still make 
outbound calls with this feature activated. To deactivate the No Answer/Busy
Transfer feature, just dial *73. 

International limitations

Unfortunately, you cannot forward calls to an international (non-U.S.) number.

Billing details 

There is no monthly fee for Call Forwarding if you’re on a current plan. Some 
retired plans may have a fee. Visit 
www.verizonwireless.com/callforwarding
 to verify whether Call Forwarding is included with your plan. Airtime charges 
still apply to all forwarded calls, even if the calls are forwarded to a
landline. You won’t be charged for long distance if you’re on a plan that 
includes long distance. Additional per-minute charges may apply to forwarded
calls.

Common troubleshooting

Sometimes even the simplest of things can hit a snag. For example, a caller 
might get a busy signal when they call you, even though you’ve activated Call
Forwarding. What’s going on? Make sure that you entered the intended forwarding 
number correctly. It’s easy to hit an extra button while setting up the
service, and if that happens, the number won’t be recognized. Visit 
Verizon Call Forwarding support
 if you ever need more information.

Summary of Verizon Call Forwarding Codes

All calls: Call *72 + new number
Only when busy/no answer: Call *71 + new number
Turn off forwarding: Call *73

Link to the original article:
http://www.verizonwireless.com/archive/mobile-living/tech-smarts/verizon-call-forwarding/

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