I'd like my callers to skip the MJ voice mail when I'm on vacation. Wondering if (under Subscriptions), turning off Incoming Service would achieve this goal.
Grateful for your input!
Doug
"outgoing service only" to avoid the MJ voicemail?
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Re: "outgoing service only" to avoid the MJ voicem
It would be the logical assumption. The question I have is if you would still be able to forward calls with it turned off. I would think it would be easy to click the box, make or have a friend make a few calls and test it out.culeboards wrote:I'd like my callers to skip the MJ voice mail when I'm on vacation. Wondering if (under Subscriptions), turning off Incoming Service would achieve this goal.
Grateful for your input!
Doug
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Yea, that was the point I was trying to make, and didn't do it too well. If you are on vacation, most people want their calls forwarded, so stopping the service would seem to be counter-productive.notdeadyet wrote:haven't tested it, but it would seem if no incoming service, then nothing to call forward
And I'm not sure I would trust MJ with this. They might add a line in their TOS a day after you do it that it's an election that requires signing over your next born to get it reversed.