how to transfer a call on my iPhone

Firstly you need to find out your operators supports call transfer, then you need to obtain the call transfer short code. For example for Vodafone UK with OneNetExpress, the code is '4'

To transfer a call using iPhone is quite longwinded but this is the process:

Create a contact called 'Transfer' and store the operator code e.g '4' as the number.

When you are on a call that you wish to transfer you first need to call your recipient and tell them you have a call for them. Then go back into your contacts and call your 'transfer' contact. This will then hand the call over and you can disconnect.

'When you are on a call that you wish to transfer you first need to call your recipient and tell them you have a call for them. Then go back into your contacts and call your 'transfer' contact. This will then hand the call over and you can disconnect.'

Apologies for replying to an old thread, but this doesn't seem to work on ios7 - has anybody else found this?

Regards,

Neil

By call transfer, I mean where my assistant answers a call from a 3rd party on one iPhone and transfers the 3rd party to me on another iPhone.

fresh5447:

Did you ever get call transfer to work on Verizon?

Everybody:

Are there any US carriers that support call transfer with iPhones?

This is so helpful and amazing! Thank you for sharing!!!!

I quote,"Call forwarding is provided by your network. I have the call forwarding option in Settings>Phone on my iPhone.

If your network provider supports call forwarding (SIM application) you can forward on a call to a specified number.

To physically transfer a call (re-direct) you have received to another number (landline or mobile network) iPhone would have to have some sort of switchboard service. I can't see many users needing such a facility and I dread to think how big iPhone would have to be to house an all network switchboard re-direct facility."

:O

So I need to call Verizon, ask if they support call transfer, and if so, ask for the call transfer short code?