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Russ · 05-04-2004, 15:30

As some of you may know, I'm now free of NTL products entirely. Everything is fine except I have quite a severe crossed line, to the point that I can have a conversation with the other party. Also I have on my line what BT refer to as a 'ring trip'which means the phone will ring once then disconnect itself.

I phoned BT to report the faults and they're sending someone out on thursday.

All this is fine, and I'm sure NTL would be able to keep up at this point.

But the faults operator asked me, because the 'ring trip' affects my incoming calls, if I would like to have all the incoming calls for my landline diverted to my mobile instead.

What a great idea. I accepted, seeing as there will be no charge to me for doing so.

My question is, can/do NTL offer this service? To have all my landline calls rerouted to my mobile is great but I've never heard of them doing it or offering to.

05-04-2004, 15:30	#1
Russ cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Half in the corporeal, half in the etheral Posts: 37,181	Can NTL offer this? As some of you may know, I'm now free of NTL products entirely. Everything is fine except I have quite a severe crossed line, to the point that I can have a conversation with the other party. Also I have on my line what BT refer to as a 'ring trip'which means the phone will ring once then disconnect itself. I phoned BT to report the faults and they're sending someone out on thursday. All this is fine, and I'm sure NTL would be able to keep up at this point. But the faults operator asked me, because the 'ring trip' affects my incoming calls, if I would like to have all the incoming calls for my landline diverted to my mobile instead. What a great idea. I accepted, seeing as there will be no charge to me for doing so. My question is, can/do NTL offer this service? To have all my landline calls rerouted to my mobile is great but I've never heard of them doing it or offering to. __________________ From Jim Cornette: “Ty, Fy, bye”