Call Forwarding offers iOS customers the ability to automatically forward incoming missed calls from their cellphone and INTO the SkipCalls app.
FYI: It doesn’t allow you to forward calls outside of SkipCalls to an
another line.
Read the information below to understand how to set up and disable call forwarding, along with which Carriers we currently support.
Requirements
While we hope to support more Carriers in the future, we only support the following carriers for use with call forwarding at this time:
AT&T
Verizon
T-Mobile
Sprint
Cricket Wireless
US Cellular
other carries may be supported but aren’t tested
Important: If you don’t have one of the carriers listed above, you can’t proceed with creating a new SkipCalls account at this time as Call Forwarding is a requirement to use SkipCalls. In most cases it should works, if not - we will refund your payment within 24h. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Activating Call Forwarding
Note: Call Forwadring will NOT work with iOS 17's Live voicemail feature. In order to use Call Forwarding, please disable Live Voicemail at this time to avoid future issues with forwarding your calls.
Carrier Disable Codes
As an alternative to the above steps or if you don't have access to the Index app Settings, you can manually disable calls from being forwarded by using your device's phone app.
Enter the following code into the dial pad (choose your Carrier) and place a call to disable Call Forwarding:
Verizon: *73
AT&T: ##004#
T-Mobile: ##004#
Sprint: *730 AND *740
Cricket Wireless: ##004#
US Cellular: *900 AND *920
Note: When you activate Call Forwarding, you'll receive a text message with the disable code in case you need to enter it manually.
