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Forwarding Calls
Forwarding Calls
A decreasing number of people even have landlines in Korea. However, if you do but want to receive calls on your cell phone or at another landline, here is how you can forward calls.
To forward calls from either your landline and/or cell phone:
Press 88 on the originating phone and then the number to which you want call transfered.
To terminate call forward: press# and then 88.
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