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Posted by Charles P. on October 14, 2005, 3:27 pm
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On some systems it could called cue-ing (queuing? never really knew how to
spell that word) or callback. That would be from extension to extension.
On outside lines it might be called auto-redial. Some systems have an
auto-redial feature that keep dialing a busy number until it gets through,
then beep your phone to pick it up.
If it is a phone company feature then it is whatever they want to call it.
cp
> On some systems what is the name of the calling feature like busy
> redial
> http://www22.verizon.com/ForYourHome/sas/sas_con_LongDescription.aspx#RefTable
> http://www22.verizon.com/ForYourHome/sas/sas_CallingFeatures.aspx
> where your call reaches a no answer ringing and you want to be alerted
> when there is somebody at the number that could take your call?...
>
> So after they use the telephone you are alerted somebody might be
> there.
>
> Or when they pick up the telephone for a call you are alerted somebody
> can answer when you call now.
>
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