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Tuesday, November 12th, 2019 11:00 AM

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How to disable call forwarding

I have two lines coming through my gateway for my business phone. One of the lines goes directly to voicemail. I don't remember doing anything to forward it to voicemail. Can anyone tell me how to turn off call forwarding on the line so it rings and doesn't go right to voicemail?

 

Thanks in advance!

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6 years ago

If you're having trouble receiving phone calls with your Xfinity Voice service, try whichever of the following steps applies to you.

  • Make sure your phone's ringer is turned on.
  • If you hear half a ring on incoming calls, you may have Call Forwarding turned on. Check out how to deactivate Call Forwarding below.
  • Plug a working corded phone into different jacks to make sure a malfunctioning phone or jack isn't causing the issue.
  • Check out our tips to troubleshoot your phone service if you can't make or receive calls.

 

You can turn your Voice features on or off at any time. Just press the star (*) button and the following numbers:

Feature Turn On Turn Off Online Access Available?
Anonymous Call Rejection *77 *87 Yes
Call Forwarding *72 *73 Yes
Call Forwarding Selective *63 *83 Yes
Call Return *69 *89 Not yet
Call Screening *60 *80 Yes
Call Trace *57   Not yet
Call Waiting   *70 Not yet
Caller ID Blocking Per Call *67   Not yet
Caller ID Blocking Per Line**   *82 Not yet
Repeat Dialing *66 *86 Not yet
Speed Dial 8 (set up) *74   Not yet
Speed Dial 30 (set up) *75   Not yet
Three-Way Calling *96 *97 Not yet


**For your safety, your Caller ID information is always available when you call public emergency hotlines, poison control lines, and 911 services, even if you have Caller ID Blocking turned on.

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6 years ago

Thanks so much!
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