Call right back with Call Return

Did you miss your last incoming call? Just pick up the phone and dial the Call Return code. SpacePhone  Call Return will tell you who called you last, regardless of the condition your phone was in during the missed call -- busy, idle, answered, or unanswered. You will then have the option to connect immediately to that number.

Usage Notes:

  You can still make outgoing calls from your phone while you are waiting to redial.

  Call Return may not work if the original caller used a number blocking feature.

  Call Return is convenient if you think you missed a call. Dial the service code to see who called you last.

I missed a call and dialed *69, but the number was not known. Why does this happen?

If a caller has blocked their number (or marked it private), a private or anonymous message will display on your Caller ID unit. Because of the inability to capture a private number, *69 will not have the ability to recall this number.

Note: Calls marked private or anonymous can be rejected with the SpacePhone  Anonymous Call Rejection feature. When Anonymous Call Rejection is activated, your phone will not accept calls from blocked numbers. Click here for more information.

Will SpacePhone Call Return work for international numbers?

Yes. Unless a caller has blocked the number (or marked it private), you should be able to call back.

I missed a call, but I don’t have time to return the call immediately. Will Call Return play back the number so that I may call back at a more convenient time?

Yes. Once you dial *69, a voice prompt will tell you the number of your last incoming call. After this announcement, the call will be placed automatically. If you do not wish to place a call to the announced number, simply hang up the phone.

How are 3-Way Calls charged?

A 3-Way Call is treated as two separate calls that occur at the same time.