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Caller name and number is easily visible.

Displays caller name only.

Displays caller number only.

Use this service with Caller ID to reject anonymous callers — whose numbers are blocked from your Caller ID display. An announcement states that you do not accept anonymous calls, and they can remove blocking and place the call again. Blocked, private and anonymous numbers are rejected. Calls from identified, unknown, out-of-area or unavailable IDs will ring through as usual.

Dial a code on a per-call basis to prevent your number from appearing on Caller ID.

Set your number to appear on Caller ID as “private.” Or unblock your line to identify yourself.

Program your phone to accept calls only from a selected list. All other callers will hear an announcement that you are not accepting calls at this time.

Program your phone to reject calls from any number you place on the rejection list. Callers on your list will hear an announcement that you are not accepting calls at this time.

These features block direct dial access to 411 local directory assistance and/or the toll network, which are in-state and out-of-state long distance numbers. These features do not block calls to toll-free numbers such as 800 numbers, and they do not block you from accepting incoming collect calls.

Program incoming calls to ring to another number and continue to make outgoing calls. When a call is forwarded, your phone makes a short ring.

When your line is busy or you are unable to answer, incoming calls are forwarded to another number after a specified number of rings.

When a single line is busy, or you are unable to answer, incoming calls are forwarded to another number after a specified number of rings.

Allows you to access and control your call forwarding features when you are away from your phone. You can turn your Call Forwarding on or off or change the number you have programmed for your calls to forward to. To access this feature, you must dial one of the access numbers listed. You will be provided with the correct access number when you sign up for the feature. If you forget or misplace your access number, simply call 611 from any MTA phone or dial (907) 745-3131 and one of our representatives will be able to help you.

Forward several calls simultaneously.

Keep your established number and forward calls to your new location. This feature does not allow for dial tone at a physical location. It only allows calls to a number to be rerouted to a predetermined number that cannot be changed by the customer.

Answer calls from another location or mobile phone. You can program up to four additional telephone numbers to use and when to activate them. The first number in your group to answer a call gets connected, while the other numbers are released.

Program your phone to forward only those calls from a special list of numbers to another number such as your mobile phone. All other callers will ring at your phone as usual.

Vital Voicemail is an essential service that stores up to 50 messages and gives you four minutes for outgoing greetings.

Use Gold Voicemail to receive, print and forward faxes. Use a browser or email to view, manage and save voicemail messages. Additional features include extended absence greetings and group lists. Available for residential and business lines.

With Web Access Voicemail, you can use an Internet browser or email to view and manage messages, or even save messages to your computer or an external source. Other features include extended absence greetings and group lists. Follow the VITAL VOICEMAIL instructions for Mailbox Set Up/Activation and optional Greeting Set Up.

Transfer a call to another number or add a third person to a call. When you hang up, the other two people can continue their conversation.

Call Waiting alerts you to another incoming call. Put the first call on hold while you answer the second call. Or see who’s calling before you decide whether to interrupt your current call. Enhanced Call Waiting and Caller ID features are required.

Allow your phone to keep trying a busy number for up to 30 minutes. When the called party’s line becomes available, Continuous Redial signals you with a special ring and automatically places the call when you pick up the phone.

Restrict the use of your telephone to incoming calls only.

Restrict the use of your phone to outbound calls only.

Call Waiting alerts you when another call is waiting. You can put your first call on hold and answer the second. A reminder tone will be heard about ten seconds later if the second call remains unanswered. The second call hears the normal ringing tone only.

Find out who just called, then return the call by dialing a simple code.

Add a completely separate phone number to your existing line, with a unique-sounding ring.

Call someone in another room or floor of your home or office.

Speed Calling stores up to eight numbers, then dials them with just the push of a button. These numbers can be local or long distance.

Three-Way Calling lets you and two other parties all talk together. It works with local calls, long-distance calls, or a combination of both. Three-Way Calling can be used whether you have received or placed the first call.

The unlimited plan that allows for greater connections. For an extra cost of just $6.79/month, get unlimited in-state and out-of-state long-distance calls in America. International calls to Canada and Mexico can come with extra fees.

Straight Talk is our alternative to Unlimited Talk, available for no additional fee on your monthly bill. In-state and out-of-state long-distance calls are available for 12 cents/minute.

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