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Call Feature Descriptions
- Anonymous Call Rejection
- 3 Way Calling
- 900-976 Restricted Numbers
- Call Forwarding
- Call Rejection
- Call Waiting
- Call Waiting ID
- Caller ID
- Caller ID Blocking
- Continuous Redial
- Custom Ringing
- Hunting
- Last Call Return
- Long Distance Alert
- Message Indication
- Priority Call
- Speed Calling 30
- Speed Calling 8
- Selective Call Forwarding
- Unlimited Long Distance
- Voicemail
There are some calls you just don’t want to receive. Anonymous Call Rejection allows you to reject incoming calls that will not display caller ID are marked private or anonymous.
- Know who’s calling you. Every time.
- Stop incoming calls from ‘anonymous’ telemarketers
- Avoid call from those who don’t want you to know they are calling
Talk to two people in separate locations at the same time. Adding a third is easy as touching a button.
- Conference with or talk privately to the third party
- Subscribe monthly or pay per activation
- Works with Speed Calling
- Put someone on hold while you place another call
Measured service and long distance charges may apply for completed calls. Call Waiting will not operate when a three-way call is in progress.
900-976 Call number blocking is already installed on your line at no cost.
Never miss another call!! When you are going to be out, Call Forwarding automatically forwards all your calls to a selected local, long distance or mobile number that you program.
Call Forwarding will remain in effect until you decide to deactivate it!
- Outgoing calls can be made while Call Forwarding is in effect.
- Incoming calls received while the line is in use will be forwarded.
- You will hear one short ring ('ping ring') each time a call is forwarded.
There are some calls you just don't want to receive. Avoid receiving them with Call Rejection. Up to 15 numbers can be stored on your "unwanted callers" list. Works with most local and some long distance numbers within your area. When an unwanted caller attempts to call you, a recorded message indicates that you are not accepting calls.
Benefits
- Stops harassing, annoying, repetitive calls
- Update Call Rejection list at any time
- No need to know caller's number
- Regain privacy
Never miss important calls again while on the phone. A special tone alerts you to an incoming call. A push of a button lets you answer the call while your other caller stays connected.
- Never cut conversations short because you're expecting an important call
- Know friends and family can get through in an emergency
If you like Call Waiting or Caller ID, you'll love Call Waiting ID. Not only do you get that Call Waiting tone when a second call comes in your Display Unit shows you who it is. Even if you choose not to answer, you've captured the call information on your Display Unit.
Benefits
- No worries, no wondering. Call Waiting ID relieves the anxiety of not knowing who the Call Waiting caller is
- Easier decisions. Know who's calling; avoid missing calls or interrupting your important calls
- Good information. You have the names and numbers of callers, even when you choose not to answer
- Control which calls you take. Answer the new call, or let it go to your Voice Messaging Service
- Keep names and numbers handy. Your Display Unit stores the names and numbers of who called, and when
Don't miss another important call. Don't take another unwanted one. Caller ID allows you to identify the caller before you pick up the phone.
- Displays incoming caller name and number
- Retrieve and return calls at your convenience
- Stores names, number, date and time of most incoming local and long distance calls whether you take the call or not
Benefits
- You decide whether it's a call you want to take
- When you answer, you'll be prepared because you'll know who's calling
- Return calls at your convenience, using the stored name and number feature
- Your Caller ID Display Unit shows you the name and number of incoming callers
- Caller names, numbers, plus call date and time are stored for later retrieval
When you don’t want people to know who is calling them, Caller ID blocking will blocky your number in their caller ID. Caller ID Blocking prevents your telephone number from being displayed when you call other people. The words "Private" or "Anonymous" appear on the display unit or telephone set display screen when Caller ID Blocking is in effect.
Caller ID Blocking may be provided:
- Per line
- Per call
Per Line Blocking continuously prevents name and/or telephone number from being displayed to a Caller ID subscriber.
Tired of busy signals? Save time and frustration by pressing *66 and let Continuous Redial automatically dial that number for up to a half hour.
Benefits
- No hassle remembering and dialing numbers of those you're trying to reach.
- Saves time by automatically redialing the number for you for up to 30 minutes; freeing you up to do other things.
- A distinctive ring lets you know when the call can be completed
- When you get a busy signal, just press *66, then hang up. It's that easy!
- Make other calls on the same line while Continuous Redial goes to work for you
- Subscribe monthly to Continuous Redial or pay "per activation"
Custom Ringing Service provides you with up to three additional telephone numbers on one line, in one location, without installing any additional lines. Each number has a unique ringing pattern, allowing you to determine in advance of answering a call which telephone number was dialed. Ideal for households with teenagers or multiple parties living in the same household.
Benefits:
- Know where a call is coming from. A distinctive ring tells you who is calling.
- Assign up to three numbers with their own special ring.
- Create separate white page listings for up to four phone numbers.
Not: The same special ring is used for Custom Ringing, Priority Call and Long Distance Alert. If you have these services, you may not be able to distinguish between calls. Other limitations and restrictions may apply.
Hunting is an ideal feature for those businesses with multiple lines. Incoming phone calls ring on the main phone line of your business. If that line is busy, hunting will continue to try all lines in your business until the call is answered. We can program the system to send the call to voicemail if all lines are busy or unanswered. Please call Liberty Bell for more information on how to utilize the hunting feature in your business.
With Last Call Return from Liberty Bell Telecom, press *69 to get the number of your last incoming call. You already have access to this feature. Last call return is programmed on your phone line with a pay-per activation cost that shows up on your phone bill. Or you can pay for an affordable monthly subscription. It has never been so easy to use Liberty Bell Telecom's pay-per-use features.
Benefits
- Gives you an audio message telling you the number of your last incoming call (information not available for all calls)
- Caller does not need to leave message for you to get their number
- Quickly return a call by pressing 1 for an automatic call back
- Subscribe monthly or pay per activation
- If the caller's line is busy, last call return will continue redialing for up to 30 minutes
Regret those missed long distance calls? Long Distance Alert works with Call Waiting so that even if you're on another call you can identify incoming long distance calls. Its special ring notifies you when important calls are coming in from far away people.
The distinctive alert signal is SHORT LONG SHORT.
Benefits:
- Don’t miss important long distance calls
- Save friends and family money on expensive long distance charges
- Decide whether to take a second call while on the line
Know when you have voice message waiting without having to dial into your Voice Mail box. Message Waiting Indication signals that a message is in a voice mailbox and is waiting to be retrieved. There are three different ways in which Message Waiting Indication can be identified:
- Audible - An interrupted dial tone is heard when the receiver is picked up indicating there is a new message. Otherwise known as ‘stutter-tone’
- Visual - A visual signal is generated when there is a new message (requires a visual device, such as an illuminating lamp).
- A combination of both Audible and Visual is available which generates both an interrupted dial tone signal and a visual signal when new voice message(s) are waiting.
End-users who want a visual signal must purchase compatible equipment.
When Message Waiting Indication is activated, the end-user may call to retrieve the message or ignore the signal and place a call. Message Waiting Indication will stay on until you call and retrieve your voice messages.
Some calls you don't want to miss. With Priority Call you can program up to 15 numbers to ring distinctively when important people call. Add or delete numbers at any time, but only answer the phone when it really matters.
Benefits
- Know when your friends, family, or important clients call you
- Decide which calls to answer, and who should do the answering
- Get a distinctive ring when a call is from someone on your Priority Call list
- Program up to 15 numbers on your Priority Call list
- Add or delete callers from your list anytime
Simplify your life by dialing your most important numbers with the touch of a button. Speed Calling 30 lets you program long distance, local, international or emergency numbers for fast and easy access. Simply make a list of the 30 numbers you want to program and assign each one a two-digit code from 20 to 49.
Benefits
- Keep your entire phone list on your custom Speed Calling list
- Great for numbers you call all the time and emergency numbers you don't often dial
- Reduce your chances of dialing a wrong number
- Assign a simple two-digit code to each number on your Speed Calling list
Directions:
Speed Calling lists may be available in a 8 or 30 telephone number capacity. Each capacity can be added to the other, making a 36 or 38 telephone number memory. The lists are established and changed by the end-user.
To establish a Speed Calling list:
1. End-user determines telephone numbers that they would like to associate with a Speed Calling code.
2. End-user assigns a Speed Calling Code to each number they want on the Speed Calling list:
· Speed Calling 8 Codes: 2 through 9
· Speed Calling 30 Codes: 20 through 49
3. End-user dials one of the following access codes:
· Speed Calling 8 Code: dial *74 from a touchtone or 74 from a rotary phone.
· Speed Calling 30 Code: dial *75 from a touchtone or 75 from a rotary phone.
4. End-user dials the Speed Calling code, followed immediately by the full telephone number they want associated with that code. (A tone confirms that the code number and the associated telephone number are recorded.)
5. End-user will repeat above steps for each number they want to add or change/overlay on the Speed Calling list.
To Activate Speed Calling 8 or 30:
Touchtone
- Dial Speed Calling Code plus # Speed Calling 8 Codes: 2# through 9#
- Speed Calling 30 Codes: 20# through 49#
Simplify your life by dialing your most important numbers with the touch of a button. Speed Calling 8 lets you assign phone numbers to a one-digit code.
Benefits
- Great for numbers you call all the time and emergency numbers
- Reduce wrong numbers and your chances of misdialing long numbers
- Update or change your list anytime
- Fast and easy
Directions:
Speed Calling lists may be available in a 8 or 30 telephone number capacity. Each capacity can be added to the other, making a 36 or 38 telephone number memory. The lists are established and changed by the end-user.
To establish a Speed Calling list:
1. End-user determines telephone numbers that they would like to associate with a Speed Calling code.
2. End-user assigns a Speed Calling Code to each number they want on the Speed Calling list:
· Speed Calling 8 Codes: 2 through 9
· Speed Calling 30 Codes: 20 through 49
3. End-user dials one of the following access codes:
· Speed Calling 8 Code: dial *74 from a touchtone or 74 from a rotary phone.
· Speed Calling 30 Code: dial *75 from a touchtone or 75 from a rotary phone.
4. End-user dials the Speed Calling code, followed immediately by the full telephone number they want associated with that code. (A tone confirms that the code number and the associated telephone number are recorded.)
5. End-user will repeat above steps for each number they want to add or change/overlay on the Speed Calling list.
To Activate Speed Calling 8 or 30:
Touchtone
- Dial Speed Calling Code plus # Speed Calling 8 Codes: 2# through 9#
- Speed Calling 30 Codes: 20# through 49#
Make sure your most important calls get to you. Select up to 15 phone numbers that you can forward to your wireless phone, pager answering system or toll free number.
When the Selective Call Forwarding feature has been activated, only incoming calls that appear on your Selective Call Forwarding List will be forwarded to the remote location.
- Selective Call Forwarding allows you to forward to any local or long distance telephone number.
- Outgoing calls can be made while Selective Call Forwarding is in effect.
- One short ring will be heard on your telephone when calls are being forwarded.
- When an incoming call is received from a telephone number that appears on the Selective Call Forwarding List, end-users will receive a distinctive ring (short, long, short).
Liberty Bell Telecom offers you unlimited possibilities with your phone service. One of those options is Unlimited Long Distance Service. Call anywhere you want in the continental United States any time you want, as often as you want. If you signed up for Unlimited Long Distance with Liberty Bell Telecom you have the freedom to use your phone without limits!
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