Dialup telephone credit card dialing rules doesn't work

V

Victor Schneider

If you have an ATT long-distance credit card, where you call an 800
number and dial in digits after voice prompts, followed by the long-
distance number of an internet provider, the result is that you get a
busy signal error message from your Windows XP dialer while the dialing
rules script is executing.
 
D

David Efflandt

If you have an ATT long-distance credit card, where you call an 800
number and dial in digits after voice prompts, followed by the long-
distance number of an internet provider, the result is that you get a
busy signal error message from your Windows XP dialer while the dialing
rules script is executing.
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Since your modem determines whether it is a busy signal, perhaps it is
misidentifying it as busy (unless that is a generic XP error if it fails
to get a carrier or connect within the "Time between redial attempts" time
setting).

I have not used their 800 number, but I have connected from Win98 with
AT&T credit card where I had to configure it to dail 8 or 9 to get an
outside line, (commas to pause), 1 0 288 0, then phone number, (multiple
commas to pause for credit card tone), and then AT&T credit card number.
The only hard part was figuring how many commas to use for pauses (trial &
error)
 

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