Eircom call forwarding

I would like to forward calls from my landlines to my mobile, but only after the landlines has rung out for a while!

I have rang Eircom and asked about this and was told it's not possible.

Other phone providers out there offer this services such as Imagine WiMax!

Unfortunately I can not change to them at the moment because they only offer bundles and I do not have 20 euro a month at the mo.

I'm on Eircom free line rental for 10 months at the moment and I only receive calls on the line so I'm not actually being charged anything.

I cant move to NTL either for other reasons

Is there a solution to my problem ?

thefinalstage

[quote=[Deleted User];65666632]I would like to forward calls from my landlines to my mobile, but only after the landlines has rung out for a while!

I have rang Eircom and asked about this and was told it's not possible.

Other phone providers out there offer this services such as Imagine WiMax!

Unfortunately I can not change to them at the moment because they only offer bundles and I do not have 20 euro a month at the mo.

I'm on Eircom free line rental for 10 months at the moment and I only receive calls on the line so I'm not actually being charged anything.

I cant move to NTL either for other reasons

Is there a solution to my problem ?[/QUOTE]

Call 171

Type your pin as 1234#

Then type in your own pin.

From here you can forward calls to your mobile if they call that number.

Thanks for the reply but that was not what I asked!

I only wont the call forwarded after it has rang out long enough so that if I'm at home I can still just answer the phone.

But if after 15 rings say, I want it to then forward the call to my mobile.

Cabaal

[quote=[Deleted User];65666632]
Other phone providers out there offer this services such as Imagine WiMax!
[/QUOTE]

Imagine WiMax uses very different technology to your eircom phone like, as such they really can't be compared as alike...the same goes for UPC

techno-allah

If you don't want to miss a call when you're out you can put a divert on it then.

Dial *21* your mobile number and then #. Then just take it off when you're back by dialing #21#

Cabaal I did not say they were alike! I mentioned that WiMax offered the service I wanted.
why can I not compare the 2? There technologies might be different but they both offer a phone service! which is what I am referring to.

techno-allah if you had taken the time to read the thread properly you would have seen that I am not looking to simply divert the call.

I am fully aware of *21*

If I use the divert option (*21*0851234567 #) I have to manually input the code and my number every time I leave my house and undo it when I return.

way to time consuming and completely impractical.

techno-allah

Well looks like it's a case of tough sh*t so if you can't take 10 seconds to do it.

Stench Blossoms

[quote=[Deleted User];65679800]

If I use the divert option (*21*0851234567 #) I have to manually input the code and my number every time I leave my house and undo it when I return. way to time consuming and completely impractical.[/QUOTE]

Save *21*0851234567 # as a speed dial on your phone.

Sponge Bob

Krazzzzy wrote:

If I use the divert option (*21*0851234567 #) I have to manually input the code and my number every time I leave my house and undo it when I return.

way to time consuming and completely impractical.

store it on a speed dial like I do

Almost perfect!

such a simply procedure to solve my problem.

speed dial will do nicely till I can afford to change over to WiMax

thank you very much Stench Blossoms and Sponge Bob.;)

thank you techno-allah also as it was your comment that got me to were I am.

dudara

Closed as this is not a Consumer Issue - and the OP has received an answer

dudara