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Please note: some features, under certain conditions, may cause you to pay Long Distance Charges

Georgetown Telephone introduces Long Distance Services.

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Call Forwarding ... allows you to redirect all incoming calls to another telephone number.  This service uses a courtesy call so you can notify a party at the "forward-to number" that you will be forwarding your calls to their number.

Call Forwarding Busy Line … automatically redirects incoming calls to a pre-designated telephone number when your line is busy. You will need to request this service from your telephone company and designate the number to which you would like calls forwarded when your line is busy.

Call Forwarding Don't Answer … automatically redirects all calls to another telephone number when your telephone is not answered within a specified amount of time. You will need to request this service from your telephone company and designate the number to which you would like calls forwarded when your telephone is not answered within a specified period of time.

Remote Activation of Call Forwarding … allows you to activate or deactivate Call Forwarding Variable from a telephone other than the one to which the service is assigned

Remote Call Forwarding … automatically redirects all incoming calls to your number to a pre-designated telephone number. This service establishes a fixed forward-to telephone number.  You will need to request this service from your telephone company and designate the number to which you would like all calls forwarded.

Cancel Call Waiting …gives you the option to cancel Call Waiting on a call-by-call basis.  This can be done before you place the call or during a call (if you have Three-Way Calling service).

Code Restriction …allows you to restrict call completion on certain types of calls. You must request the service from the telephone company.

Direct Connect …automatically dials a pre-selected number.  This service is activated simply by taking your receiver off-hook.  No access codes or telephone numbers need to be dialed.

Multi-Distinctive Ringing …allows you to have multiple telephone numbers assigned to a single line and provides up to four distinctive ringing patterns (one is assigned to the main number and three are assigned to the dependent directory numbers).

Three-Way Calling …allows you to have a conference call with two other parties at different numbers.  With this service, you can initiate calls to both parties or add another party to an established call.

Speed Calling …allows you to assign 1- or 2-digit dial codes for telephone numbers and/or access codes.  Up to eight (8) dial codes can be assigned with Speed Calling 8 and up to 30 codes can be assigned with Speed Calling 30.

Automatic Callback/ Call Return *69 …allows you to automatically return the last incoming call (whether you answered or missed the call).  If the number you are calling back is busy, Automatic Callback service will alert you with a special ring when your line and the line you are calling back are both idle.

Automatic Recall/ Repeat Dialing *66 …automatically redials the telephone number of the last outgoing call. If the number you are redialing is busy, Automatic Recall service will alert you with a special ring when your line and the line you redialed are both idle.

Calling Number Delivery/ Caller ID Basic (Number Only) …displays the telephone number of incoming callers on a special display telephone or call display unit. This service does not require a code to activate, but does require that the customer request this service on their telephone line.  When you receive a call, simply wait for the start of the second full ring and the number of the calling party will appear on your call display unit or telephone display.

Directory Number Privacy …allows you to prevent your name and number from appearing on the called party's Caller ID telephone or display unit.  Two types of Directory Number Privacy are available _ Per-Call Privacy and All-Calls Privacy.

Customer-Originated Trace … enables you to request a trace of the last incoming call.  The telephone number of the caller, the date/time of the call, date/time of the trace, and other information are recorded on a printer at the telephone company office.

Selective Call Acceptance …allows you to create a list of telephone numbers from which you are willing to accept calls.  You have the option of forwarding calls from telephone numbers not on the list to either an announcement provided by the telephone company that informs the caller that you are not receiving calls at this time, or to another telephone number.  The size of the telephone number list will vary.

Selective Call Forwarding …lets you create a list of "selected" telephone numbers that you want to be forwarded to another number.  Calls from telephone numbers on your list will be forwarded to the number you have designated.  Calls from other numbers will not be forwarded. The size of the telephone number list will vary.

Selective Call Rejection …allows you to create a list of telephone numbers from which you do not wish to receive calls.  Calls from telephone numbers on your list are sent to an announcement that informs the caller you are not receiving calls at this time.  The maximum size of the Selective Call Rejection list will vary by switch configuration.

Selective Distinctive Alert …allows you to set up a list of telephone numbers from which calls will ring differently than other calls. The service alerts you to calls from numbers on your list by providing a distinctive ringing pattern or distinctive Call Waiting Terminating tone.  The maximum size of the Selective Distinctive Alert list will vary.

Unidentified Call Rejection …automatically rejects calls to your number when the caller uses Directory Number Privacy service.  The caller will hear a telephone company recorded announcement.