Busy out POTS line
Is it possible (without leaving the phone off-hook) to busy out a POTS line so that anyone who calls the line receives a busy signal, and yet I could still dial out at anytime like I normally would? Thanks.
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Is it possible (without leaving the phone off-hook) to busy out a POTS line so that anyone who calls the line receives a busy signal, and yet I could still dial out at anytime like I normally would? Thanks.
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