Help I would like to extend the number of times my phone rings before it goes to message bank

not knowing what phone it is make this hard. It will be in the setup menus but most systems will probably be limited to 6.

press menu
select answering set up move to rung time select menu add ring time press menu and then press exit to save

To extend the number of rings before your phone goes into the answer message option, change the settings for Answer delay option as described below.
You can set number of rings before your phone answer message kicks in. You can set answer message to begin after 2, 4, 6 or 8 rings.
1. Press <Menu> and up down to select ANS Machine
2. Press <OK> and <up/down> to select TAM Settings
3. Press <OK> and <up/down> to select ANSWER DELAY (OPTIONS: 2, 4, 6 OR 8 RINGS)
4. Press <OK> and <up/down> to select to select desired delay.
5. Press <OK> to confirm.

this feature is set by your carrier. Call customer service and ask them to extend rings to 6 - 8.

Hello
Try this link.
www.telephonesonline.com.au/phone.../Telstra/.../User_instruction_...Cached - Similar

dial **61*(the your message bank number)**30# this will extend the time it takes for your phone to divert to message bank to 30 secs. If you dont want message bank you can cancel call diverts in your seetings menu after putting in this code and it will still ring for 30 secs. Note: this does not work for Vodafone Australia

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Your cell phone carrier controls that. To you it only goes off twice you should find that the caller hears 4-5 rings before going to voice mail. Either way call "611" and talk to the tech department to see if they can help. Call from a different phone.

Messaging then Voicemail this is where the settings are stored you can disabl all then your phone wll just keep rining or change ringing time

that's controlled by your service provider, give them a call, they may be able to control the amount of time before it rolls to the message bank.  If it's a GSM phone, you can set that yourself, like so:

1. To get the current call forwarding status, enter *#61#[SEND] into your phone.
2. Write down the number(ignore the +1), this is the phone number that your calls are currently being diverted to.
3. Enter **61*number*11*[delay]#[SEND] into your phone using the phone number (numbers only) as reported by the status & the delay can be set to (5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30) seconds.
4. To verify that the settings are correct, enter *#61#[SEND] into your phone.