@Anonymous wrote:
isn't that sorta kinda one o' those things that kinda goes without saying? Sure...not literally ALL plans but...gosh 🙂
@Anonymous no, not necessarily. We continually get people asking if they can make and receive calls on data-only plans, for example, because at previous carriers they have access to pay-per-use or pay-as-you-go features that aren't included in their base plan. Maybe this person wants to be able to call forward instead of paying for talk? We don't know what the motivation is because it wasn't stated nor did anyone ask before saying yes it's in all plans. It's not really in all plans.
EDIT: okay they did state the plan they are looking at and it includes talk so my last bit may not be correct but I still think we need to call it out. Even if the OP is getting a plan with talk, someone else might find this thread in a day or a week or a year and think they can get a plan without it and forward all their calls to their work cell or their home phone or their significant other's phone or something.
I know I'm being a bit pendantic with this, but I think we need to be as clear as possible when providing information to people and try to make as few assumptions as possible. OR, at least, call out those assumptions, like "I'm assuming you're looking at a plan that includes talk, and if so then yes all plans include call forwarding". That type of thing.
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