"Cliff" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "DotCom" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>> Hello,
>> I found the instructions on how to extend the ring time for a
>> call to go
> to
>> voicemail. It says to enter my voicemail # (not my cell phone
>> #). It
> said
>> to find my voicemail # to do a query, but it doesn't say how to
>> do a
> query.
>> How do I do a query on a black V3 Razr?
>> TIA
>> dot
>>
>>
>
> One important thing to remember when altering the ring time. When
> you set
> the time to 30 or greater then when your phone rings and gets to
> the 30
> second mark you will be charged 1 minute of time for the ringing.
>
>

You are charged for incoming calls only if you answer and you are
charged if you answer no matter how short the duration of ringing.
The incoming wireless caller is charged for at least one minute if
the call is answered by voice mail whether set for five seconds or
thirty seconds. If he hangs up before voice mail answers or before
thirty seconds, whichever comes first, there is no charge to him.
By the same token, if you call a landline which has no voice mail or
answering machine, you will be charged for all the ringing time when
the person finally answers the phone. It is better for you to let
the phone ring about twenty seconds and redial immediately. If you
wait too long to redial, the called party will go back to what they
were doing and be too far away again. It could anger the person on
the other end so don't tell them that you just called a few seconds
ago.

--
Earl F. Parrish




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