How to Activate Safaricom 'You Attempted to Call Me' Service

What happens when someone attempts to reach you while your phone is switched off or out of network reach? In the fast-paced digital world, missing a call could mean missing an opportunity. With Safaricom's 'You Attempted to Call Me' service, say goodbye to missed calls and stay connected, regardless of availability. This detailed guide will walk you through activating and using this service, ensuring you keep in touch.

The Power of 'You Attempted to Call Me' Service 

Do you remember the frustration of attempting to reach someone and receiving an automated response that the person is unavailable? As an integral part of Safaricom's suite of services, the 'You Attempted to Call Me' feature resolves this common issue. This unique service notifies callers that they tried to reach you when your phone was switched off or out of reach, and it works both ways. Not only will the caller receive a message upon your return to the network, but you'll also be informed of their attempt to reach you.

Let's dive into the step-by-step process of activating this essential feature.

How to Activate 'You Attempted to Call Me' Service

Thanks to its user-friendly interface, activating Safaricom's 'You Attempted to Call Me' service is a breeze. Follow these simple steps:

• On your mobile device, dial **62*0722199199#.
• A response will follow, indicating that the service has been successfully activated.
• Once activated, the caller will receive a message, "The person you have called is unavailable. We have notified them that you tried to call. If you wish to leave a voice message, please do so after the tone."

How to Deactivate 'You Attempted to Call Me' Service

Decided you want to go off the grid? Deactivating the 'You Attempted to Call Me' service is equally simple:

• On your mobile device, dial ##62#.
• You should then receive a response message confirming the deactivation.

Managing the Blacklist: Keeping Unwanted Callers at Bay

Have you ever wished to prevent certain individuals from knowing your availability status? Safaricom's got you covered! The 'You Attempted to Call Me' service includes a robust blacklist feature, allowing you to add numbers that shouldn't receive the alert. Here's how to manage your blacklist:

• In the Caller Notify menu, reply with 1 for 'Manage Blacklist.'
• You will then have the option to add a number to the blacklist (1), remove a number (2), or check numbers already on the blacklist (3).

Note: The blocklist feature only supports Safaricom numbers. An Invalid choice' error will appear if you attempt to add a number from a different operator.

An Alternate Activation Method: Using Short Codes

Safaricom also provided a short code to activate the 'You Attempted to Call Me' service. Just dial 620722122#, and you'll be set up quickly. To deactivate using this method, dial ##62#.

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Conclusion

With Safaricom's 'You Attempted to Call Me' feature, you can maintain seamless communication by keeping track of missed calls. Its simplicity and ability to manage who gets the alert make it an essential service for all Safaricom users. Say goodbye to missed calls and embrace the convenience of this innovative Safaricom service.