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Can I forward an existing number to PaidLine?
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This is one of the most underrated PaidLine plays: turn a phone number you already own into a paid line without changing any of your existing marketing, business cards, or contact details.
How it works
- Enable call forwarding on your existing number. Each carrier has its own steps — typically a feature code or a settings option in your carrier's app. Forward to your PaidLine number.
- Anyone calls your existing number. The carrier instantly redirects the call to your PaidLine number.
- PaidLine handles the rest. Caller enters payment, agrees to your rate, call connects. Per-minute billing kicks in.
Privacy, billing accuracy, and call tracking work exactly the same as direct PaidLine calls.
Carrier-specific setup
Call-forwarding instructions vary by carrier:
- iPhone (carrier-permitting): Settings → Phone → Call Forwarding
- Android (carrier-permitting): Phone app → menu → Settings → Calls → Call forwarding
- Most U.S. carriers (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile): dial *72 followed by your PaidLine number to enable; *73 to disable
- Landline / VoIP / Google Voice: check your provider's forwarding settings
Search "call forwarding [your carrier]" if you don't see your provider listed.
What this unlocks
- No marketing rework. Your existing business cards, website, social profiles keep working — the number is unchanged from the caller's perspective.
- Monetize old contacts. Anyone who already has your number can now reach you, on your terms, for paid time.
- Soft transition. You can disable forwarding anytime to revert to your original setup.
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