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Using verizon wireless for residential (not business)<br />
is there a way to have both phones ring at the same time<br />
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*71 is one phone and then the other
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Using verizon wireless for residential (not business)
is there a way to have both phones ring at the same time

*71 is one phone and then the other

2 phones at the same time

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