Call Forwarding question

shiryon wrote: ↑ Rogers allows this.

WorldIRC wrote: ↑ Bell offers both conditional and unconditional call forwarding. $3 per month for unlimited use.

Keigotw wrote: ↑ How About get Fongo App
and use their call fowarding https://support.fongo.com/hc/en-us/arti ... Follow-Me-
use The Sequential ring mode

So give people your Fongo #
1st forward # your cell
2nd land line?
3rd voice mail?

ziploc wrote: ↑ I have a question concerning call forwarding.

I'm looking to forward my cell line if the line is busy or I don't answer...

My current carrier : telus: told me that they only offer a full call forwarding rendering my line nonoperational....ie..all calls would be forwarded...

They also told me that if I will use the forwarding feature that my android phone offers they will charge me a crazy by minute fee..

Is there any carrier that offers the 'selective' call forwarding ?

Thanks in advance

danieltoronto wrote: ↑ Do you have unlimited calls? If I am correct, call forward minutes are considered as minutes actually used as if it has made a call . Also LD applies too if it is a LD.
You can test it by dialing *72 on your cell. Then you can check on your usage to see if the carrier is charging you extra or not (assuming you do not have unlimited call)

ziploc wrote: ↑ yes unlimited canada wide, and the forwarding number is local...

I think it's a question of technology and features that carriers offer...Telus told me they only have full or none call forwarding...I only need one when the line is busy or I can't answer

wearysky wrote: ↑ Public Mobile (Telus' prepaid third tier brand) has conditional call forwarding, so I would be EXTREMELY surprised to find out that Telus doesn't have it too.