Today I needed to divert an OTE landline number to my mobile and I discovered that the old method has changed ( * 21 * number# ).
We mention the old way as we noticed that in some cases it still works:
Divert to a number:
Deactivation:
Before proceeding with method number 2 you should pay attention to:
When someone diverts a call from their landline to their mobile and someone picks up your phone on their landline, then you are charged as if you had picked up a phone from your landline to a mobile.
If you have free mobile airtime from your landline, then during the diversion your landline will use the free mobile airtime you have.
So let's see how you can divert calls from one OTE landline to another number you want.
To activate, type in the device with the number you want to divert:
Try calling the landline number from a third party now.
To turn off, type in the same device:
Are you ready.
George is still wondering what he is doing here….
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It's not exactly like that. it just so happened that this is your PIN as well (it is also a good idea not to announce your personal PIN for obvious reasons.
And not all lines have a PIN. One's PIN can be 0000 or another personal one, and is only present if there is a digital convenience in the customer's package that requires a PIN, such as rejecting anonymous calls.
For most customers, *21*phone# still applies.
If it doesn't, and you don't know your PIN, just call the center to have it changed.
Footnote: one may not have the digital diversion feature enabled on their package, and it may not work either way. From the center they can also activate it.
Kind regards, Nikos