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How do I use Call Return?
Did you miss an important call? Call Return helps you get in touch with the last person who called you, whether or not you were able to answer the call. Call Return is automatically enabled on your account. It doesn’t need to be turned on and cannot be disabled.
Call Return works from your telephone
- Pick up your phone and dial *69.
- You’ll be automatically connected to the person who called you last.
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