Verizon Call Forwarding

Well if you forward a call to a country outside the U.S. I'm sure you'd have to pay the charge for the call(say the 20 cents to call canada), plus airtime I guess.
Hope this helps.

 

Andy-
Since we are on the same network how can we forward our phones to local numbers??

 

Assuming it's possible (I don't see why it wouldn't be, if you have international dialling enabled on your phone):

1. VZW Call forwarding charges, if any on your plan -- 10c/minute? Not sure.

2. International long distance on your Verizon phone. Most countries are $1.49 a minute, though some are more expensive (Madagascar is $3.50 a minute) and some are cheaper (Mexico and Canada are $0.49 a minute). You can sign up for a plan where you pay $3.99 a month and get much cheaper international rates for common countries (western Europe, Canada, etc.).

3. Airtime (minutes) on your VZW phone.

4. Incoming rates or airtime on the international (receiving) number -- varies, ask that carrier. Most European cell phones have free incoming minutes.

 

I beleive it's *72 followed by the number to activate it, and *720 to deactivate it.

 

Thanks Andy that worked like a charm

 

Anytime.
Did you know you can activate/deactivate your voicemail with *77/*770???

 

Yep I knew that in fact I think I posted it somewhere.

 

I tried that w/ my phone and it didnt work.. do u think it only works in certain areas

 

Yes, it only works in certain areas. It might be a differnent code in your area, but I wouldn't start playing around trying to find the code, otherwise you might mess something up with your account

 

You posted it somewhere??? Lol, Yeah right!

 

See I knew I had done it somewhere http://forums.wirelessadvisor.com/showthread.php?t=7482&highlight=voicemail

 

I knew that you posted it somewhere, I was just giving you a hard time, Ryan!