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Anyone know how to hang up on just one line when using 3 way?

Discussion in 'Northeastern US Wireless Forum' started by bobby19711, Mar 3, 2003.

  1. bobby19711

    bobby19711 Junior Member
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    I was wondering if anyone knows how to do this with Verizon. Everytime I use 3 way I hang up on both people and then have to call one of them back. Does anyone know how to just hang up on one line and still keep the other one connected?
     
    #1 bobby19711, Mar 3, 2003
  2. jmccrane

    jmccrane Bronze Senior Member
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    It's a network limitation (for everyone). The other party has to hang up. If you hit end you cut the whole connection with the network.
     
    #2 jmccrane, Mar 3, 2003
  3. bobolito

    bobolito Diamond Senior Member
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    While on a 3-way call, if I press "Send" the last party that joined the call gets disconnected. At least that's how it works in my phone. Give it a try.
     
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