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Lee I'd like to change that setting. <br />
I heard 6 rings and think the average caller is not going to listen all of that to get to voice mail and will just hang up. <br />
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The carrier is Consumer Cellular and I'll contact them.
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Lee I'd like to change that setting.
I heard 6 rings and think the average caller is not going to listen all of that to get to voice mail and will just hang up.

The carrier is Consumer Cellular and I'll contact them.

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I'll call the carrier early next week. 
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<p>We have a Motorola e5 phone with Android. The secondary phone has to be used at least once a month so I called the Motorola number and it rang 6 times before going to voice mail. 6 rings is too many so how to adjust that to say 4 or maybe 5. Thanks.</p>
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We have a Motorola e5 phone with Android. The secondary phone has to be used at least once a month so I called the Motorola number and it rang 6 times before going to voice mail. 6 rings is too many so how to adjust that to say 4 or maybe 5. Thanks.

Adjusting the number of rings before phone goes to voice mail

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