Here are some of the steps for setting up call forwarding:
Step 1: Check if your number is eligible for Call Forwarding
Step 2: Find the best carrier for Call Forwarding.
Step 3: Transfer your number before canceling your existing service.
Step 1: Check if your number is compatible with Call Forwarding.
Unfortunately, not all landline numbers are eligible for Call Forwarding. You can find detailed information about the same via https://www.numberdock.org/.
Luckily, we can check fro your. Type in your landline number, your provider, and your email, in the box below and you'll get a result in seconds.
Step 2: Find the best carrier for Call Forwarding.
You want to find a company that can forward your number at a reasonable price. The most important factors to consider are:
Availability – Does the provider offer Call Forwarding options?
Cost – Does the provider give you the best price? Does it beat your current bill?
Ease of Use – Does the provider make it easy to complete the process?
None of the big carriers meet these three criteria. Other options — like Google Voice and VOIP services — are expensive, difficult to set up, and expose your cell phone number to an onslaught of robocalls.
Step 3: Transfer before you cancel
First, let’s just talk about why it’s essential to transfer your landline number to a new provider before canceling with your current one.
