A:AnswerI paid about $20 each. I'm not sure if you mean 10 additional phone as it comes with 5--however, there is a limit on the number of total handsets.
A:AnswerP. 54 of the user's manual says that your phone line provider provides the call waiting feature--so contact whoever bills you for monthly use and get it added.
A:AnswerI hear you--I do not think that you can do that. Comcast can't even figure out how to mark one DVR--TV ROOM and the other one BEDROOM, Electronic communication companies are not very smart about the real world.
Keep #1 by the base for efficient use., next to this PC. I put #2 in the kitchen because scammers call when I'm cooking #3 in TV Room and so on. Work out your own system.
A:AnswerFrankly, I don’t know the exact number, but it is in the 100’s. However, I have learned that the automatic screening of calls that are not on your Allow list doesn’t work.
A:AnswerI don't know, but the handset screen will let you know when you are out of range, so I had to turn around and go back. I didn't lose the connection, but I was warned. You can go online to ATT-----www.telephones.att.com/accessories------ and enter the model number- then scroll to the bottom of the FAQs page and send them your question, and they give a prompt reply. Remember that walls block signals. We do have excellent signals in the bedrooms. Phone #1 needs to be by the base next to the modem.
