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Will 10-digit dialing affect devices programmed to use 7-digit dialing?

Yes, any systems in place programmed to use 7-digit dialing will need to be updated to use 10-digit dialing starting in August of 2025. This could include security systems/gates, fire systems, medical monitoring devices, fax machines, call forwarding settings, ankle monitors and more. Phone numbers that have been saved in landline phone equipment and mobile phones will also need to be updated to include 10 digits.

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There is no charge for residential installation. And, with EPB there are no contracts or hidden fees.

To transfer a caller to another person, press the “Flash/Talk” button, dial the number where the call is being transferred, then hang up.

To answer an incoming call while on a call, press the “Flash/Talk” button. To temporarily deactivate call waiting for a single call, dial *70 before dialing the number. To turn off call waiting during an active call, dial *70 then press “Flash/Talk.”

Yes, any systems in place programmed to use 7-digit dialing will need to be updated to use 10-digit dialing starting in August of 2025. This could include security systems/gates, fire systems, medical monitoring devices, fax machines, call forwarding settings, ankle monitors and more. Phone numbers that have been saved in landline phone equipment and mobile phones will also need to be updated to include 10 digits.

If you do not already do so, get in the habit of dialing 10 digits for all calls before August 5, 2025. You should also be sure that your phone number includes the area code anywhere you have given your contact information, including doctor’s offices. You should also be sure any items such as business cards, stationery, pet tags, etc. include the area code on your phone number. In addition, be sure that any equipment or software is updated to accommodate 10-digit dialing.

Press *98 and follow the prompts.Press *98 and follow the prompts. You can also access your voicemail when not at home by dialing 423-648-MAIL (423-648-6245), then follow the prompts to enter your home phone number and voicemail PIN.

You may have a cordless handset that’s been left turned on. Make sure all of your home phones are turned off, then try again.

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