Airvoice Wireless Call Forwarding Codes & AI Scam Screening | Gini Help
Airvoice Wireless is an MVNO — it does not run its own towers, it resells the AT&T network. That matters for call forwarding: you use AT&T's codes, not a Airvoice Wireless-specific one, and Airvoice Wireless support often will not know them.
To turn screening on, dial *21*14149854464# from your Airvoice Wireless phone and press call. The screen shows a confirmation dialog once forwarding is registered.
To turn it off at any time, dial ##002#. Your Airvoice Wireless service is unchanged either way — forwarding only redirects calls you do not answer to Gini's screening line at +1 (866) 446-GINI.
If you would rather only forward some calls: *67*14149854464# forwards when you are on another call, *61*14149854464# when you do not pick up, and *62*14149854464# when your phone is off or out of service.
Once forwarding is on, Gini answers unknown callers before your Airvoice Wireless phone rings, asks who is calling and why, and only puts real people through. Anyone already saved in your contacts rings straight through as normal.
Common questions
What is the call forwarding code for Airvoice Wireless?
*21*14149854464# turns forwarding on and ##002# turns it off. Airvoice Wireless uses AT&T's GSM codes because it runs on the AT&T network.
Does call forwarding cost extra on Airvoice Wireless?
Forwarding to a domestic number is included on Airvoice Wireless plans. Gini's screening line is a US number, so there is no per-minute or long-distance charge from Airvoice Wireless.
Will I still get calls from people I know on Airvoice Wireless?
Yes. Contacts saved in your phone ring through as normal. Only unknown numbers are screened first.
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