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Remember back in the day, when people had a “common line”, dozens of houses shared the same phone line. That kind of thing is almost gone these days, but it’s also fun to have several people talking on the phone together! Almost every phone has a 3-way calling feature, and many networks also support this type of communication. If you want to call 2 friends at the same time but don’t know how, then read this article!
Steps
Using a Landline Phone
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Call the first person. Dial their number as you normally would, and let them know you’re about to call a third person.
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Activate three-way calling. Quickly press and release the hang-up (or flash) button. Don’t linger, or you’ll hang up on the first person!
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Enable 3-way calling. Quickly press and release the hang-up button (call hold, or flash). Do not hesitate, otherwise you will make people wait too long and hang up!
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Call the 2nd person. Wait until you hear the long beep of the phone, call the 2nd person. When that person answers, let them know you’re on a 3-way call.
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Press and release the hang-up button (call hold, or flash). Now everyone is connected.
Using iPhone
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Call the first person, when the call starts, press the “add call” button.
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Call the 2nd person. Once this call has been established, click on “Merge Calls”.
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To end a call with a person: Tap “Conversation,” then the red phone icon next to that person, and select “End Call.”
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To talk privately to someone in the group: Tap “Conversation,” then tap the “Private” button next to the person’s name. Select “Merge Calls” to continue the general chat.
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Note: With GSM phones (using AT&T networks), you can add up to 5 people in one call; With CDMA machines (usually using the Verizon network), the options are more limited. See the user guide and integration service for more details. [1] X Research Source
Make calls with the Verizon network (non-iPhone devices)
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Call the first person. Once the call is established, enter the second person’s phone number.
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Press the SEND key. When this key is pressed, the first person will be put in call waiting state, and make the second call.
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Press the SEND key once more. When the second person answers, press the SEND key to create a multi-way call.
- If the 2nd person does not answer, Double-press the SEND key to end this call and return to the first person.
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- Verizon Network Notes: If you are traveling around and the manual is no longer working, or if you are in OH, MI, MN, SD or south of IL, you need to press the SEND key “before” Enter the second person’s number.
3-Way Calls With Feature Phones
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Call the first person.Once the call is established, press the “Flash” key.
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Call the 2nd person. When that person answers, press “Flash” again.
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Happy talking everyone!
Advice
- If the person you’re talking to and adds another person, creating a 3-way call, when you choose to hang up the call, they can still talk to each other.
- In some phones, a 3-way call is sometimes called a “conference call”.
- Sequential calls to 3rd parties can be made by holding the call button for 2 seconds, listening to the beep, then adding the 3rd party to the call. [2] X Research Source
- Refer to the user manual for more help.
Warning
- Not every network or place offers 3-way calling or conference calling. Some networks charge higher fees for multi-way calls, most long-distance calls and traffic charges will still apply.
- If you’re calling someone and you hang up, you’ll end the conversation with them.
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wikiHow is a “wiki” site, which means that many of the articles here are written by multiple authors. To create this article, 91 people, some of whom are anonymous, have edited and improved the article over time.
This article has been viewed 11,049 times.
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