Also: Verizon offers free call forwarding to victims of O.C. fires, Time Warner Cable’s will stop billing for O.C. fire victims
AT&T is stepping up to help residents affected by any of the fires in Orange County, Los Angeles and Riverside.
The company is making voice mail, call forwarding and the installation of a phone free for 30 days for any displaced customer.
Free services during the 30 days include:
- Call Forwarding - Automatically forwards calls to any phone number.
- Remote Call Forwarding - Allows customers to call from any phone to set up call forwarding from their home phone number.
- Message Center - Retrieves messages left on their home phone line from any location as well leave a greeting telling callers their status.
Customers displaced by the fires can call 1-888-338-3291 Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to set up the free phone services.
Also:
- Verizon offers free call forwarding to victims of O.C. fires
- Time Warner Cable’s will stop billing for O.C. fire victims
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Tamara 'the Gadgetress' Chuang
My friend who lived in the burned down apartments tells me that Time Warner Cable is also offering to forward their customer’s phone if they call in and ask for it.