How to forward calls on Rogers Home Phone to your AI receptionist

Keep your Rogers Home Phone number. Your phone rings first — RingReady answers only the calls you miss. It takes a couple of dial codes.

Rogers Home Phone setup

After you sign up you get your own RingReady number; your dashboard shows these same steps with it filled in, as tap-to-dial buttons.

Landline setup: Lift the handset, wait for the dial tone, then dial each code from your Rogers phone — these codes won't work from a cell phone. If you have Rogers voicemail, these codes only turn voicemail on or off — ask Rogers to replace voicemail with Call Forward Busy and No Answer first. If your RingReady number is outside your local calling area, enter 1 before it.
Good to know: Long distance charges apply if your RingReady number is outside your local calling area.
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Forward calls when busy

Dial:*90your RingReady numberand wait for the confirmation tone.
2

Forward calls when not answered (after 4 rings)

Dial:*92your RingReady numberand wait for the confirmation tone.
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Forward all calls unconditionally Optional

Only use this if you want to forward ALL calls, even when you can answer
Dial:*72your RingReady number
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Need to turn forwarding off later?

Dial the cancel code — your phone goes back to exactly how it was.
Cancel busy forwarding — dial:*91
Cancel no-answer forwarding — dial:*93
Cancel forward all calls — dial:*73
Stuck? Call or text us at +1-970-360-8469 and tell us you're on Rogers Home Phone — we'll walk you through it in a couple of minutes.

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