Call Forwarding on mobiles.

[groucho]

I always put my HTC on call forwarding and take a crap one to work as not to wreck it. I know if you put your landline on call forwarding you have to pay for the diverted part of the incoming call. Is it the same for mobiles?

[Arese]

groucho said:

I always put my HTC on call forwarding and take a crap one to work as not to wreck it. I know if you put your landline on call forwarding you have to pay for the diverted part of the incoming call. Is it the same for mobiles?

Yes.

But double-check with your air-time provider just to be safe

Edited by Arese on Monday 12th January 12:11

[groucho]

Arese said:

groucho said:

I always put my HTC on call forwarding and take a crap one to work as not to wreck it. I know if you put your landline on call forwarding you have to pay for the diverted part of the incoming call. Is it the same for mobiles?

Yes.

But double-check with your air-time provider just to be safe

Edited by Arese on Monday 12th January 12:11

Tried to call Orange on my mobile and gave up as there was about a trillion options. Anybody else corroborate what Arese says?

[siscar]

Think of it as a call from one mobile to the other, if that call would be charged when you dial it then it would be charged when a call is forwarded.