How do I use Three Way Calling?

Fi Phone includes many popular features including voicemail, call forwarding, call blocking, call waiting, robocall stop, speed dialing, three way calling, call transferring and more. And, affordable domestic and international calling plans are also available.

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

Yes. You can easily forward voice messages to another mailbox by pressing 5 while listening to a voice message from any phone, or by accessing your voicemail online via the CommPortal.

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.”

Store up to 30 numbers in Speed Dial. Dial *75, assign a speed dial number (any number between 20-49), then dial the number you would like to store, including the area code. To call a speed dial number, press the assigned speed dial number and then press #.

To send calls to a mobile phone or other number, dial *72, enter the forwarding phone number and press # to activate. To deactivate, dial *73# from your home phone.

Yes. Call long distance at just 6¢ per minute. Get the basic plan for just $22.99 per month plus tax. Get 120 minutes of long distance calling at just $29.00 per month plus tax. Or, get unlimited long distance calling at just $39.99 per month plus tax. If you would like to add long distance service, call us anytime day or night at 423-648-1372.

You can submit a request to have your personal or business number reinstated as a legitimate phone number that is not being used to make robocalls. Submit a request at https://freecallerregistry.com/fcr/ and it will automatically be forwarded to three different reporting agencies (TNS, Hiya, and First Orion) that will take care of this for you.

Provide a real, dial-able number with every call you make – ones that will prevent them from being flagged for robocalling. They include:

• Don’t use one main calling number for multiple uses – use unique extensions for each type of call you make to customers
• Provide a real, dialable number with every call you make – calling from a “party line” that is not valid or assigned to your business can result in being flagged as spam
• Create a Caller ID profile – make sure your outbound calls show up as coming from the name of your business in the recipient’s caller ID.
• Comply with “Do Not Call” lists – vet your call lists against national DNC and TCPA requirements to ensure you’re not making unwanted calls that will be flagged as spam.