Call-forwarding...

[802.11]

Does it still work for the most part?  I was thinking about doing a little beige boxing and forwarding a small business' line(Pizza place for example) to a pre-paid cell phone and then recording the results.  Just wondering if it's still something that can be done easily like using *73, or do most business' lines block it?

[frog]

Does it still work for the most part?  I was thinking about doing a little beige boxing and forwarding a small business' line(Pizza place for example) to a pre-paid cell phone and then recording the results.  Just wondering if it's still something that can be done easily like using *73, or do most business' lines block it?

*72.

The only way to be sure would be to test it. Or call the telco and say, I'd like to add call-forwarding to my line--wait, do I already have it My own mediocre attempt at humor has been highly amusing to myself.?

[802.11]

And here I always thought it was *73 for some reason.

Anyways Near my house there's these woods with paved trails and one day I was riding through there and noticed about 15 feet off the trail there was a telco can.  It's pretty secluded so I figured I could get in there and find a line to a nearby small business and forward the call.

Maybe rbcp could chime in on how they did it.

[rbcp]

We had the employees held hostage.  It was all over the papers.

[802.11]

That musta been the day my neighbor stole the paper.

[JohnS]

Oh God, that's it! RBCP never worked at those places, he call forwarded to a number of his own! Oh man, genuis!

[CountyKid]

Oh God, that's it! RBCP never worked at those places, he call forwarded to a number of his own! Oh man, genuis!

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