phone calls straight to voicemail

[mchoffa]

Is there a way to send all calls go straight to voicemail so the phone doesn't ring/vibrate at all? Want to ignore calls completely while on vacation but still have use of the phone/data. Yeah, I know I could just ignore them, but I don't even want the phone to ring. It's too easy to just say, "Oh I should take this call"

 

[BlazinCaucasian]

call blocker pro 3.99 in the market, or call blocker lite free version, voicemail onoff widget 99cents in the market

 

[hookbill]

You don't need an app. Just put it in Airplane Mode and take it off when you want to use the phone.

 

[BlazinCaucasian]

You don't need an app. Just put it in Airplane Mode and take it off when you want to use the phone.

you cant use data in airplane mode though can you?

 

[hookbill]

You don't need an app. Just put it in Airplane Mode and take it off when you want to use the phone.

you cant use data in airplane mode though can you?

Nope. Not unless you're in a WiFi area.

Guess if you want data you'd have to have an app.

 

[BlazinCaucasian]

eehh yeah just checking.

 

[mchoffa]

call blocker pro is perfect... thanks! call blocker elite looks nice too, if I had the need to block outgoing calls

 

[outfieldjack]

There is an option under your contacts where you can set individual contacts go straight to voicemail.

 

[takeshi]

Google Voice will do this.

 

[Nancyeob]

DROID phone options

If you first put the number into your contacts, then tap that contact, tap options edit, scroll all the way down to additional information, there is a box you can check for this number to go straight to voicemail.

 

[takeshi]

Or just set up forwarding for all calls. Check your carrier's site for instructions.

 

[styson01]

If you first put the number into your contacts, then tap that contact, tap options edit, scroll all the way down to additional information, there is a box you can check for this number to go straight to voicemail.

Not an option on the Razr though, I miss my Droid! Any thoughts?