Hi Guys,

I work for a company who, among other things, provides a voicemail to text service. Sprint has been notorious in the past for charging their users to forward their calls to services like ours and for making it difficult to do so. They announced that they will be removing any charges associated with the call forwarding, and making it easy by allowing users to dial a code (*28) followed by the forwarding number in order to forward the calls.

Unfortunately I don't know anyone who has Sprint to test this *28 feature. If someone can contact who is on Sprint I'll be glad to setup them up with a free account on our service if they would just try *28 to see if it forwards their calls after a few rings to a number that you specify. Trying to figure this out for a press release tomorrow so time is of the essence.

Thanks,

Tom

 

I see everyone jumped all over this... LOL

 

I Had sprint

 

verizon..

 

AT&T

 

Its all good found what I needed... thanks(?)

 

Can you hear me?

 

no offense but what does your service do that is unique to google voice? Google voice does the same thing you've stated and for free and it doesnt even use call fowarding.