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Abbreviated
Dialing - 8 Numbers
- Speed dialing with 8 code capacity
allows you to preprogram up to 8 numbers for fast, one-digit
dialing.
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How to Program
Numbers:
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Dial *74 (for
rotary, dial 1174).
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Enter code (2
through 9).
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Enter phone number
and # (for rotary, skip # and allow for a 4-second pause).
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Listen for confirmation tones and hang up.
How to Use:
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Dial the selected
code number.
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Dial # (if
pushbutton).
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Wait for call to be
placed.
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Abbreviated
Dialing - 30 Numbers - Speed dialing with 30 code
capacity allows you to preprogram up to 30 numbers for fast,
two-digit
dialing.
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How to Program
Numbers:
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Dial *75 (for
rotary, dial 1175).
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Enter code (20
through 49).
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Enter phone number
and # (for rotary, skip # and allow for a 4-second pause).
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Listen for confirmation tones and hang up.
How to Use:
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Dial the selected
code number.
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Dial # (if
pushbutton).
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Wait for call to be
placed.
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Anonymous Call
Rejection - refuses calls from callers who block
their numbers.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *77 (for rotary, dial 1177).
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Wait for the confirmation tones.
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Hang up.
How to
Deactivate:
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Dial *87 (for rotary, dial 1187).
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Wait for the confirmation tones.
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Hang up.
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Automatic
Callback - calls the last number that called your phone.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *69 (for rotary,
dial 1169).
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Listen for
announcement giving you the last phone number having called you.
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To return the call,
dial 1 and wait for an answer.
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If you do not wish to return the call,
simply hang up.
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If the line is busy,
listen for an announcement stating the line is busy and then hang up.
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Your phone will ring when the line is free.
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Your call will
automatically be made when you lift the handset.
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Automatic
Redial - continues calling the last number you dialed until the call goes through.
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How to
Activate:
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Dial *66 (for rotary,
dial 1166).
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Listen for ringing
and wait for answer.
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If the line is busy,
listen for the announcement stating the line is busy and then
hang up.
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Your phone will ring when the line is free.
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Your call will
automatically be made when you lift the handset.
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Call Forwarding - forwards calls to a
preprogrammed number. The call forwarding customer will be responsible for
payment of toll charges for calls forwarded outside the local area. With call forwarding
activated, you cannot answer your phone until it is deactivated; however,
outgoing
calls may be placed from your phone.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *72 (for rotary, dial 1172).
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Wait for the confirmation tones.
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Dial the phone number that you wish the calls to be forwarded to
and wait for the confirmation tones. (A courtesy call will be placed to the
forwarded to number. The call does not require an answer in order
for Call Forwarding to be activated.)
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Hang up.
How to Deactivate:
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Dial *73 (for rotary,
dial 1173).
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Wait for
the
confirmation tones.
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Hang up.
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Call
Forwarding Busy -
forwards calls only when your line is busy.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *90 (for rotary, dial 1190).
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Wait for
the
confirmation tones.
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Dial the phone number that you wish
the calls to be forwarded to and wait for the confirmation tones. (A
courtesy call will be placed to the forwarded to number. The call does not
require an answer in order for Call Forwarding to be activated.)
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Hang up.
How to Deactivate:
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Dial *91 (for rotary, dial 1191).
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Wait for the confirmation tones.
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Hang up.
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Call
Forwarding Don't Answer - forwards calls only when there is no answer on your line.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *92 (for rotary, dial 1192)
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Wait for the confirmation tones.
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Dial the phone number that you wish
the calls to be forwarded to and wait for the confirmation tones. (A
courtesy call will be placed to the forwarded to number. The call does not
require an answer in order for Call Forwarding to be activated.)
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Hang up.
How to Deactivate:
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Dial *93 (for rotary, dial 1193).
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Wait for the confirmation tones.
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Hang up.
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Remote
Access to Call Forwarding - allows you to
activate or deactivate Call Forwarding when you are away from your
telephone number. You must subscribe to Call
Forwarding in order for this feature to work.
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How to
Use:
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Dial NXX-7777. (NXX is your telephone exchange.
It is either 242, 247, 249, 263, 561 or 562.)
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Enter your telephone number & security
code (9999 is the default code).
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Wait for confirmation tone.
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To Activate -
Dial *72 (for rotary, dial 1172).
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Wait for the confirmation tones.
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Dial the phone number that you wish the calls to be forwarded to
and wait for the confirmation tones. (A courtesy call will be placed to the
forwarded to number. The call does not require an answer in order
for Call Forwarding to be activated.)
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Hang up.
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To Deactivate - Dial *73 (for rotary,
dial 1173).
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Wait for
the
confirmation tones.
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Hang up.
Note: To change the security code
contact CVTC.
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Call
Waiting - alerts you to an incoming call when you are already on the line. A beep tone tells
you that another call is waiting.
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How to Use:
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When you hear the beep tone, depress and release the switchhook to put the original
caller on hold. This also connects you to the calling party.
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To alternate between parties, depress and release the
switchhook once for each transfer.
Note: The conversation between you
and either party is private. If you desire to end the original call when you hear the call
waiting tone, simply hang up and the phone will ring with the new call.
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Cancel Call
Waiting - allows you to temporarily cancel call waiting.
This service is part of the call waiting package and is added by
Colorado Valley Telephone at no additional cost.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *70 (for rotary, dial 1170).
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When you receive a dial
tone, dial the number you desire.
Note: Anyone calling your phone number
will receive a busy signal. Cancel Call Waiting is automatically
terminated when you hang up.
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Distinctive
Alert/Call Waiting - provides a distinctive Call
Waiting signal when preprogrammed numbers call and you are
already on the phone.
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How to Activate::
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Dial *61 (for rotary, dial 1161).
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Listen to the voice instructions, which
will guide you through the steps of how to:
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Caller ID Services
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Caller Name Delivery*
- Receive the incoming caller's name displayed on customer-provided equipment.
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Caller Number Delivery*
- Receive the incoming caller's number displayed on customer-provided
equipment.
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Caller Name and Number
Delivery* - Receive both the
incoming caller's name and number displayed
on customer-provided equipment.
- Call Waiting ID* -
(Must have Caller Name and/or Number Delivery) Allows for the
display of the name and/or number of a new caller when you are
already on the phone.
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* Caller ID Service allows you to see the date, time, and name and/or number of most direct-dialed local
calls and some long distance calls before you answer the telephone. When you
receive a
call, Caller ID Service shows the caller's information on a special display
unit. The display unit stores the
name and/or number,
as well as the date and time of the call even when you are out or unable or don't want to
answer the telephone. You can easily review the stored numbers and return the calls
as desired. The display unit also works with answering machines or voice
mail - even if the caller does not leave a message. The display units are available
from your Telephone Cooperative or various retail vendors.
There are some calls that Caller ID Service
will not identify. These may include cellular, long-distance
and operator
assisted calls, as well as calls originating in areas where Caller ID service is not available.
Each time you
make a call, your name and telephone number will automatically
be sent to all Caller ID Service customers unless you choose
that information from being sent.
It is important to understand
that even if you have a non-published or unlisted number,
your
name and/or number will be automatically sent unless you choose to block
it on a per-call or per-line
basis. Per-call blocking will provide you with some flexibility on certain
calls where you don't want to have your name and/or telephone number delivered to Caller ID Service
customers.
Per-call
blocking will prevent your
name and/or number from appearing to Caller ID Service subscribers
only on the calls that you choose to block. Calls blocked
on a "per-call" basis will be displayed on the Caller ID Service
unit as "anonymous" or "private." Per-call blocking is
free of charge and will automatically be available to all
Cooperative members. There is no need to subscribe to Caller ID per-call blocking.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *67 (for rotary, dial 1167) before placing your call.
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Listen for confirmation
tones.
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Dial the number you wish to
call.
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Once you hang up, Per-call
blocking will automatically be deactivated.
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Per-line blocking
will automatically block your name and/or number on every call. Every
call placed will be displayed as "anonymous" or "private" on the Caller ID Service display
unit. If you subscribe to Per-line blocking, you may unblock
your number on any call you choose, free of charge.
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How to
De-activate:
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Dial *82 (for rotary, dial 1182) before placing your call.
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Listen for confirmation
tones.
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Dial the number you wish to
call.
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Once you hang up, per-line blocking will
automatically be restored.
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Customer
Originated Call Trace - initiates a trace of the last call you received. Upon
activation by the customer, the Cooperatives central office equipment automatically
records the incoming call detail, the time the call was received and the time the trace
was activated. The conversation is not recorded. The customer will be required to contact
the appropriate law enforcement agency for further action. The results of the trace will
be furnished only to legally constituted authorities upon proper request from them to
Colorado Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc. The customer is not provided the number.
If the customer makes or receives another call after hanging up from the annoying call
prior to activating the trace, Customer Originated Trace will not record the correct
number.
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How to Activate:
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Hang up after receiving annoying call.
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Dial *57 (for rotary, dial 1157).
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Listen for announcement and follow the prompts to initiate the line
trace.
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Contact Colorado Valley Telephone Cooperative for further
investigation. (Please contact before the end of the next business
day).
Note: There is an $8.00 charge for
each Customer Originated Call Trace. Upon receipt of a proper request from a law
enforcement agency, the Cooperative will set up a temporary tracing arrangement using
Customer Originated Call Trace or a manual trap at no charge to the customer, when
unwanted call(s) present a serious threat of bodily harm or destruction of property to the
customer.
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Direct
Line/Manual Line - Direct Line automatically places
a call to one pre-selected local or long distance number
whenever the subscribers phone is taken off the hook for a pre-selected number of
seconds. The designated number may not be a public emergency number; such as, fire,
ambulance or 911 service. Manual Line service automatically connects the call to an operator.
Contact the Cooperative Business Office to activate this service.
Do Not
Disturb - allows a subscriber to place his/her telephone
in an apparent busy condition to all incoming calls without
affecting the outgoing features of the line. The calling party
will receive a recorded message when
the feature is active.
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How to Activate/Deactivate:
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Dial *78 (for rotary, dial 1178) to activate.
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Dial *79 (for rotary, dial 1179) to deactivate.
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Do Not Disturb
Telemarketing - allows a subscriber to intercept all
incoming calls with an announcement stating, “ You have called a
number which does not accept calls from telemarketers. All other
callers may press “1” if they wish to complete the call.”
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How to Activate/Deactivate:
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Dial *78
(for rotary, dial 1178) to activate.
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Dial *79 (for rotary, dial 1179) to deactivate.
Note: If you subscribe to
Calling Number Delivery feature, the incoming call will not be given
the Do Not Disturb Telemarketing announcement if the calling
number can be displayed. Calls from “unknown” or “private” numbers
will be given the Do Not Disturb Telemarketing announcement.
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Pushbutton
Dialing - provides touch-tone dialing for use with calling features and automated telephone
services.
Selective
Call Acceptance - allows you to screen incoming
calls by creating a list of
phone numbers from which you are willing to accept calls. Calls from numbers
not contained on your list are sent an announcement that informs the caller that you are not
receiving calls at this time.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *64 (for rotary, dial 1164).
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Listen to the voice instructions, which will guide you through the
steps of how to:
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Selective
Call Forwarding - allows you to create a list of phone numbers that are to be
forwarded when they call you. When you activate this feature and a call arrives from a
phone number that is on your list, the call is forwarded. All other calls will ring your
phone in the normal fashion. You must subscribe to Call Forwarding
in order for this feature to work.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *83 (for rotary, dial 1183).
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Listen to the voice instructions, which will guide you through the
steps of how to:
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Turn Selective Call Forward on/off.
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Set up and/or make changes to your list.
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Voice instructions will also guide you through the steps of how to
enter, confirm or change the number to which your calls will be
forwarded.
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Selective
Call Rejection - allows you to create a list of phone numbers from which you
do not wish to receive calls. Calls from numbers on your list will receive an announcement
that informs the caller that you are not receiving calls at this time.
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How to Activate:
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Dial *60 (for rotary,
dial 1160).
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Listen to the voice
instructions, which will guide you through the steps of how to:
Note: After receiving an annoying call, you may wish
to prevent that person from calling you in the future. The voice instructions will explain
how to add the number of the last caller to your list (even if you do not know the
partys phone number, as long as the number is not blocked.)
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Three-Way
Calling - allows the customer to conference call with two parties on at
once. If either party hangs up after the conference, you will still be connected to the
remaining party.
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How to Use:
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Depress and release the hookswitch to put
the original party on hold.
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Listen for confirmation tones followed by a normal dial tone.
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Dial the number of the third party.
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Depress and release the hookswitch to add the third party
to the conference with the original party.
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When the original party hangs up, all parties are disconnected and
the call is complete.
Note: Call Waiting feature will not operate when
Three-way Calling is in progress.
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Toll Denial
Local Exchange Service - permits the user to dial local service area calls, yet denies access to the Long
Distance Telecommunications Network (1 + dialing).
Toll Denial w/ 800 Service Access - denies completion of outgoing calls dialed that
start with "0" or "1", except for calls to "1-800" numbers.
Toll Denial
w/ Personal Identification Number (PIN) Override - denies the completion of
outgoing calls dialed that start with "0" or "1", unless a PIN is
entered. (Must have touch-tone service.)
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How to Activate:
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Dial *13 (for rotary, dial 1113).
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Enter 4 digit PIN and press # (if pushbutton).
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Dial the phone number as usual.
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Voice Mail*
- is a multi-featured voice messaging service. There are 2
packages available, a basic package consisting of 10 messages with a
5 day memory for $4.95 per month and an enhanced package consisting
of 20 messages with a 10 day memory for $8.95 per month. Each
message has a maximum length of 2 minutes.
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* The customer must have:
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Touch-Tone Dialing.
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Call Forwarding Don’t Answer, Call Forwarding Busy, or Both.
Note: If you choose Call Forwarding
Dont Answer, you must also choose the number of rings before
the call is forwarded to Voice Mail.
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