Conditional Call forwarding
To be clear, I am not talking about the 'call forwarding universal' (i.e. the **21*). That one behaves completely different than the other conditional call forwarding.
I double checked that my phone supports VoLTE, and that during voice call it indeed stayed on LTE.
However none of the **61*/**62*/**67* code worked for me.
In the Fizz FAQ for call forwarding, it mentions that:
"If you have the voicemail option in your plan, it uses conditional call forwarding. In other words, if you don’t answer after several rings, the call is forwarded to your voicemail.
This type of call forwarding is programmed by default. To deactivate it, you must remove the voicemail option from your plan."
Does it mean that to change the conditional call forwarding numbers, you need to disable the voicemail option in the plan first?
Anyone else successfully used the *conditional* call forwarding can confirm whether you need to first disable the voicemail option?
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Hi @logic_gel
Is your phone certified VoLTE by Fizz?
The call forward can be enabled only with a VoLTE phone certified by Fizz
I never tried
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I tested, my phone is VoLTE certified by Fizz and is working **61*DIALNUMBER* call
I received the confirmation, called and after 20-30 seconds (I didn't count) the call for forwarded
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Hi Elena, thanks. Sorry I wasn't clear. I want to know if anyone able to use the condition call forward *with the voicemail option enabled*, because the FAQ seems to imply it is not possible.
And yes I have confirmed VoLTE works, and by definition yes that I am on 4G/5G as VoLTE doesn't work on our 3G network.0 -
I'm sorry but I personally never tried
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i will try to contact one of my friend ans ask him to try, I can’t since I removed the voicemail on my plan on the last modification
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My friend confirmed to me that he was able to change the number on the no-answer setting, so the **62*…#
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