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When dialing the local access number I receive a busy signal. Why?

April 26, 2017busy local signal

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When dialing the local access number I receive a busy signal. Why?

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In most cases when dialing the local access number and receive a busy signal means that an expired pin number is registered to the phone from which the calls are being made. To take that old pin number off, you need to go to the * menu on your local access number and choose the option to remove a registered phone number. If this does not work, please call customer service to remove the PIN for you.

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In most cases when dialing the local access number and receive a busy signal means that an expired pin number is registered to the phone from which the calls are being made. To take that old pin number off, you need to go to the * menu on your local access number and choose the option to remove a registered phone number. If this does not work, please call customer service at 1-800-300-0535 to remove the PIN for you.