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@Jasper89 the only way is to use a paid for call forwarding service. There's nothing you can do from the handset.
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@Jasper89 the only way is to use a paid for call forwarding service. There's nothing you can do from the handset.
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Having spent much of the last 30+ years holidaying in Spain, I would say no. People in the UK get the international dial tone when they call you.
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Hi @Jasper89 .
Do you mean the "dial tone" ie what you hear on your phone before you dial a number, or a "ring tone", what you hear in your handset's earpiece when you've dialled a number and the call has traversed the network to the called party's phone and is ringing at their side but before they actually pick-up, or answer, your call to them?
