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On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 2:41 PM, Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org> wrote: > Yesterday I turned off call screening. But, this morning, one of my > coworkers called me, and the message from Google was "press 1 so this > does not go to voice mail" > My intent is that I can answer this either in my car just by pressing > the talk button on my steering wheel or I can answer using my Bluetooth > earphone without having to take my phone out of my belt clip. Due to lack of time, I can't get much into detail, but what you want ,- is doable, I have Gvoice ringing multiple phones (what's called a 'simultaneous hunt group') for a while now. The are a few offsets, example : one of your cellphones is in a bad reception area, and its VM answers, - the call will go to that VM. its a 'first-answer' gets the call. . Same for the one phone on that list - that has the fastest VM answer time. Google cannot control all phone providers terms etc ,so the hunt-group manner does need some user attention until it is satisfactory. -- Guy Gold
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