“Do both caller and party being called need the Amazon Echo?”

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• "Hello! You can make calls with your compatible Alexa devices using simple phrases. You can call people on their phones or on their compatible Echo devices. Here are some examples of phrases to ask Alexa: -“Call [Name's] Echo."" -""Call [Name's] mobile."" -""Call [Name] on his home phone."" -""Call [Name's] office."" -""Call [Mom/Dad/Grandma]."" -""Call [number]."" -""Call my phone."" -""Call [device group name]."" -""Call [group name] group."" Alexa Calling does not support calls to the following types of numbers: Emergency service numbers (for example ""911""), premium-rate numbers (for example ""1-900"" numbers, or toll numbers), three-digit numbers / abbreviated dial codes (for example ""211""), international numbers (numbers outside of the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Mexico), and dial-by-letter numbers (for example ""1-800-FLOWERS""). Have a great day!

  Answered by Amazon Devices Customer Support 3 years ago

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• Should be able to call any device…Echo…landline….cell phone.

  Answered by MikeK 3 years ago

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