Is call forwarding enabled? You can go to the business office with your ID and ask.

Call forwarding is the process of transferring your call to another phone number if your phone is not available or you do not want to answer it. It is a traditional communication service in the telecommunication industry, also known as call forwarding and inbound transfer. The so-called call forwarding, also called pre-call transfer, inbound transfer, generally refers to when the phone user does not want to answer, is not convenient to answer, or because the phone is out of battery or fault can not answer the phone, you can set up the incoming call transfer to other cell phones on a function. Obviously, caller ID is designed to provide convenience to the user, so that the user can decide whether or how to answer the call at any time according to their own wishes.

With the development of the Internet, telephone call forwarding has had its share of problems, either because it has been exploited by criminals or because the program itself has lagged behind in the face of new problems. However, with the passage of practice and the updating of technology, the problem can always be solved. As we all know, the use of cell phones can be mobile communication real-time exchange of data. However, mobile communication is possible only if the user is within the network coverage area of his network operator. Sometimes a cell phone is in a basement or a high-rise building, and the phone is "out of coverage" because it can't find the network.

When a cell phone is out of coverage, it is usually unable to make or receive calls. At the same time, the phone will still be searching desperately for a signal, which will cause the battery to drain too quickly. At this point, we should use the call forwarding feature to transfer it to a landline phone, thus ensuring that incoming calls are not lost.