What does CF mean in GENERAL

The primary benefit of call forwarding is that it allows users to stay connected while away from their home or office telephone number. It also increases the customer's productivity by enabling them to have multiple devices to receive calls on. Furthermore, it adds a layer of security as customers can choose which numbers they want to forward their calls to when they are not available at their primary phone line.

Yes, most services allow users to set up multiple numbers and custom forwarding rules for each one. For instance, you can set up your work and personal numbers to both be forwarded if needed, but only direct calls from family members to your personal line and other business inquiries directly to your work line.

Activating/deactivating call forwarding typically requires dialing a specific code followed by the new telephone number that should be used as the destination or target address of incoming calls (e.g., *72 followed by the target 10 digit phone number). When deactivating simply dial #72 followed by the 10 digit phone number again (or just *73 if no particular recipient was specified).

There may be nominal fees associated with setting up and using call forwarding depending on your service provider. Some companies may offer a service that offers unlimited use for a flat rate fee per month; however it might vary depending on your location since different states/countries have different regulations around calling charges and taxes related services such as this one.

Yes, many international carriers offer services similar in nature allowing customers from other countries to divert their calls abroad without incurring additional charges or roaming fees. The specific codes used for activating/deactivating may differ between countries though so please check with your specific carrier for details regarding rates and applicable codes before attempting any international set-up process.