Alltel - Call Cannot Be
Completed (November 2003)
American Roaming Network -
(November 2005)
When you attempt to make a call on a cell system
that your carrier does not have a roaming agreement with, you may go
to the American Roaming Network and be prompted to complete the call
with a calling card or credit card. Here is an example from Cricket
Communications when accessed with a Verizon Wireless cell phone.
AT&T Wireless - Call
Cannot Be Completed from the former AT&T Wireless. (November 2003)
Blue Sky Communications - Call
Cannot Be Completed (August 2005)
Blue Sky is a GSM carrier in American Samoa.
Notice the 2600 Hz chirp at the end of the recording.
Source: Mark Cuccia
Cingular Wireless - Call
Cannot Be Completed (November 2003)
Cingular Wireless - Area
Code Required (February 2006)
Cingular Wireless - Call
Not Allowed (February 2006)
nTelos - Call Cannot Be
Completed (November 2003)
Sprint PCS - Number
Temporarily Not In Service (November 2003)
Suncom - Call Cannot Be
Completed (November 2003)
T-Mobile
- Subscriber You Have Dialed Is Not In
Service (November
2003)
T-Mobile
- Number You Have Dialed Is Not In
Service (February 2006)
US Cellular - Call Cannot
Be Completed (November 2003)
Verizon Wireless - Area
Code Required (November 2003)
Verizon Wireless - All
Circuits Busy (March 2006)
Verizon Wireless
- Customer Not Available (November 2003)
A recording informing the caller that the cellular customer is not
available. This type of recording is becoming rare since most people
now have voice mail.
Verizon Wireless -
Call Cannot Be Completed (November 2003)
