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If you have been blocked, you will hear a message stating the person you are trying to reach has restrictions on the line. You will get a similar message if you tried to text them and your message won't go through.
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If you were blocked it would act as if the number is not in service, and let you know the number cannot be reached. If you were having service concerns, it would happen with more than one caller, and/or have a specific announcement message for the error.
RobertH_VZW
Okay thank you!
So if it says something mentioning Verizon and then the called (or calls) party is temporarily unavailable, that means it was disconnected? I know it rings over 6 times which is why I asked as its a bit confusing.
If it is ringing over 6 times, the line doesn't have a voicemail associated with it and either the person isn't there or they are purposely not answering the call.
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You're welcome, Avael! Also, that is correct. It means the line is disconnected. I hope this helps clarify. CourtneyM_VZW