Solved: Re: Call Forwarding

Madeline1 · ‎17-12-2017

I have two o2 numbers. One is contract and one is Pay as you go. Most of my customers have the Pay & Go number. When they ring the Pay & Go number I want to pick it up on my contract phone. Can this be done.

MI5 · ‎17-12-2017

No sorry, it's not possible to call forward from a PAYG number.

Why not migrate the PAYG number to the contract phone?

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MI5 · ‎17-12-2017

No sorry, it's not possible to call forward from a PAYG number.

Why not migrate the PAYG number to the contract phone?

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jonsie · ‎17-12-2017

I'm not sure if any of the apps on here can help you as I've never had need to try

https://www.techjunkie.com/best-call-forwarding-apps-android/

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MI5 · ‎17-12-2017

I struggle to understand the need for an app which only really replicates what any phone will do with a contract sim in it.
I also doubt any app will circumvent the network restriction imposed on PAYG sims.

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jonsie · ‎17-12-2017

Yes I agree but as this is a PAYG question I just wondered if it would be of any help.

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MI5 · ‎17-12-2017

Like I said, any app would have to circumvent the network restriction first.

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jonsie · ‎17-12-2017

So of no use then. Ah well the OP will need to go pay monthly then or carry on using two phones. Maybe a dual sim phone as I'm using would be the best option of all.

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MI5 · ‎17-12-2017

Yes, it would save carrying 2 phones around if that is the issue they are trying to overcome.

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