change ringing tone to the Uk one while abroad

on 06-02-2013 21:33
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on 06-02-2013 21:33
I don't want my clients to hear an abroad ringing tone when I'm outside Uk. How can I change the ringing tone to the Uk one while I'm abroad? Are there any Uk ringtone boltons, apps or diverts I can use? I'm on IPhone 4.
I know this question has been asked on this forum approx 5 years ago but maybe something has changed since then.
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on 06-02-2013 21:48
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on 06-02-2013 21:48
I'm afraid it isn't possible. If you don't want to hear a different ringing tone when they call you, I would recommend leaving your phone off and turning your voicemail on if you don't want them to find out

on 06-02-2013 21:48
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on 06-02-2013 21:48
I'm afraid it isn't possible. If you don't want to hear a different ringing tone when they call you, I would recommend leaving your phone off and turning your voicemail on if you don't want them to find out

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on 06-02-2013 21:50
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on 06-02-2013 21:50
However I wonder if you set up a call divert from another of your phones. Eg they call your number and you put it through a uk based mobile which then forwards to you internationally. Then there's a good chance they'll only hear the uk dial tone(if that makes sense?)
Eg leave a phone at home with your current SIM card in (on charge obviously) which is set to forward all calls to the new sim you have on you on holiday.

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on 06-02-2013 22:03
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on 06-02-2013 22:03
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on 06-02-2013 22:04
I think that would make it ring the same myself.

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06-02-2013 22:07 - edited 06-02-2013 22:09
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06-02-2013 22:07 - edited 06-02-2013 22:09
I think op means dialling tone.
argh that's a shame:( in my head because the phone dialled the second number it wouldn't transfere the international dialling tone through it:(

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on 06-02-2013 23:14
Think of it this way. You'll hear what you would hear as if you was dialing it from that phone that forwards the call.

on 08-02-2013 11:27
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on 08-02-2013 11:27
Thanks for all the responses everyone - much appreciated.
I have tried diverting from Uk based mobile as Liquid suggested but I can still hear the international ringing tone while abroad.
Any other suggestions?
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on 08-02-2013 11:31
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on 16-01-2017 15:03
In theory you can do it if you double divert. For example: you leave your mobile phone in the UK and divert it to an 0800 number, you can then divert the 0800 number to another mobile that you would have abroad. For this to work, you would need to ask our 0800 operator to set it up through their ISP so it has a UK dial tone.

