I love WindMobile because it is cheap. But you get what you pay for. Voice mail is an extra $8 a month. Call forwarding is free, but is either ON or OFF. And the signal is, well, it is what it is.
I wanted more, and with a little help from the Wind tech people, and Fido's help pages, I discovered a way to not only get voice mail, but also busy/unavailable/no answer call forwarding. I installed DellVoice on my HTC Amaze 4g Android phone. (DellVoice has an iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and a Windows softphone.)
Here are the short codes (you must be on Wind HOME for this to work). In this example below substitute the "n's" with your Dell voice number, including area code:
*61*nnn-nnn-nnnn# then press Call - this activates no answer call forwarding
*62*nnn-nnn-nnnn# then press Call - this activates out-of-reach call forwarding
*67*nnn-nnn-nnnn# then press Call - this activates busy call forwarding
To cancel any service, press #61#, #62# or #63#.
To reactivate, press ##61##, ##62##, or ##67##.
I have the DellVoice dialer on my home screen, and dial from it when I'm in my cave of a basement suite. Plus when anyone calls me, and I'm unavailable on Wind, the call immediately rings on DellVoice. Now, when I'm at home, in my basement, which is out of range for Wind, but within range of my wireless network, my cell calls STILL come through!
WooHoo! Now I don't have to fork out $400 on a cell booster.