Good morning community, I wondered if you could help me? I have moved over from Vodafone to SMARTY obviously to try and save myself some money. My problem is my phone rings for 32 seconds before it goes to voicemail. I own and run a small business and most customers would put the phone down before waiting so long to leave a voicemail ! I would like it to be 12 to 15 seconds. Smarty operatives canโt help me ๐คฆโโ๏ธ This is really frustrating! Never had this problem with Vodafoneโฆ.. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance Paul
I just raised this with the web support team. Here is their reply: "The standard time is of 30 seconds. (...) this is the standard time and it cannot be changed. This is be default and we won't be able to make any changes in it." So sadly, Smarty does not allow a reduction of the default wait time of 30s before an incoming call is forwarded to voice mail. What a shame.
Hello, Call forwarding when unanswered timer. General syntax: **61*voicemail_number**sec# For a delay of 15s, dial: **61*+447782333123**15# where sec value can be 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30. To check if it is OK dial : *#61# Regards.
Hi -I have followed this and can get confirmation that forward call goes to voicemail number, but call cuts out after 15 secs instead of connecting with voicemail which I have already set up.
Smarty help team say the time to voicemail can't be changed. Has anyone changed it?
Check that when you dial *#61# the response you get on your screen says "Forwards to +447782333123" and the number didn't accidentally get mis-typed when you set the timer. If the number doesn't match this then try the setting code again and ensure you put the + sign in the string
Hi -I tried this. Does not work. Smarty help team tell me the time to voicemail cannot be changed on Smarty network. 30 sec wait is too long. Callers are irritated, may have to switch networks unfortunately.
I've just signed up with smarty and I have tried this method too for 10 secs and it keeps reverting back to 30 secs. Too long for anyone to wait to get through to you on a call/voicemail whether it's personal or business.
