Telephonic communications – Special services – Repetitive call attempts
Reexamination Certificate
2002-10-15
2008-12-23
Pham, Tuan A (Department: 2618)
Telephonic communications
Special services
Repetitive call attempts
C379S210010, C379S210020, C379S210030, C455S414100, C455S417000, C455S555000
Reexamination Certificate
active
07469044
ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a method of redialing in telecommunication networks for a call back when not engaged, whereby a caller carries out a call attempt to reach a callee, whereby the callee does not respond at firs. According to the invention, the callee may be reached without the caller having to continually undertake a further call attempt, whereby a radialling is automatically carried out by the relevant exchange within a given time window at given time periods and a connection to the callee is established should the same respond.
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Hildebrand Christa
Norris & McLaughlin & Marcus
Pham Tuan A
T-Mobile Deutschland GmbH
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