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Ring time extension

(Topic created on: 08-09-2023 11:36 AM)
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Tubi1
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Hi all,

I have an A73 5G.

Can someone please tell me how do I extend the time the phone rings before going to voicemail?

Regards,

Tubi1

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mocon
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Is 30 seconds the longest ring time extension on my Samsung Galaxy A53 Android mobile please? If so how do I do it?
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thomo111
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When i go to change this it comes up with message -

Call forwarding when no reply for all basic services

Connection problem or invalid MMI code ?

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tsth
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Same for me...I have an old samsung galaxy.

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AndrewL
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@thomo111 @tsth: What I'd suggest is contacting your mobile network provider directly, as they will be able to guide you through the process of extending the number of the rings before a call is forwarded to Voicemail. 

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tsth
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I have an old Samsung Galaxy S8 and I got it fixed....first you have to open your phone app and find the # your phone forwards to for voicemail...here's how I did it.  Hopefully it will work for you?

click the 3 dots

click settings

click supplementary services (let the page load) it should show call forwarding, call waiting, etc.

click call forwarding

click forward when busy and you will see a phone #.   write down that #

then use this method

Open your phone keypad

dial 61 + the number you wrote down including the 1 + 11 + the number of seconds you want/ # * then press the green call button...you should get a message on screen saying the change was successf

so here's a made up example

61 1 805 647-2318 11 15#*

This would set your phone to ring for `15 seconds before it goes to voice mail.

 

 

 

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tsth
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I got mine fixed...do NOT use your voicemail phone #!!!  See below.

 

**61*voicemailnumber**XX#.  (replace the XX with the number of seconds you want it to ring)

Just be aware when you use this method, you have to look up your forwarding phone # which is different from your voicemail phone #.  To find the forwarding phone # , open your phone keypad.  click the 3 dots, click settings, click supplementary services and let the page load.  Click call forwarding and it will show a phone #.  Use that phone number in the formula instead of the voicemail phone #.  

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