⚡Quick answer
• GSM mobiles: Dial 21[MyOperator number]# to activate forwarding; dial *#21# to view status; dial ##21# to deactivate.
• Landlines & most CDMA lines: Dial 114 [MyOperator number] to activate (or *72 [MyOperator number] # if 114 fails); dial 115 to deactivate.
• Reliance CDMA: Use the Call-Forwarding option in the phone’s Settings menu—network codes do not work. Important: Operators allow forwarding only to MyOperator non-toll-free numbers; forwarding to toll-free is not permitted.
1. Prerequisites & limitations
• You can forward calls only to MyOperator non-toll-free numbers.
• Call-forwarding support, codes, and any charges are controlled entirely by the client’s telecom operator.
• Ensure you have the correct 10-digit MyOperator destination number before you begin.
2. Activation steps for GSM users
- On the GSM handset, dial:*21*[MyOperator number]#Example:
*21*02240041234# - Wait for the confirmation tone or on-screen message.
- (Optional) Verify that forwarding is active by dialing:*#21#
3. Activation steps for Landline & CDMA users (except Reliance CDMA)
Option A — Standard code
- Pick up the handset and dial:114[MyOperator number]Example:
11402240041234 - Listen for the confirmation tone.
Option B — Alternate code (use only if 114 fails)
- Dial
*72 and wait for a dial or confirmation tone. - Enter the 10-digit MyOperator number.
- Press
# or wait for the service to confirm activation.
Note for landline users: If neither code works, first call your operator’s customer-care line to enable the call-forwarding feature; then repeat the steps above.
4. Reliance CDMA—handset-menu method
Reliance CDMA does not recognize the network codes above.
- Open the handset’s Settings.
- Navigate to Call Forwarding.
- Enter the MyOperator number and save.
5. Deactivating call forwarding
Line type | Deactivation code | Example |
GSM | ##21#
| ##21# |
Landline & CDMA | 115
| 115 |
6. operator variations
• Forwarding to MyOperator toll-free numbers is blocked by all operators.
• Some exchanges use different strings (e.g., *73 for deactivation); confirm with the operator if the standard codes fail.
• Any technical issues or fees are resolved only by the client’s own telecom provider—MyOperator cannot override network policies.