AT&T Call Forwarding Question

Hello,
I forgot my phone at home and of course of all days I am actually expecting a call. Is there anyway to log in via a landline, or any other way, and set up call forwarding to my work phone?
Message was edited by: iannamico

Called ATT and they said it is not possible to do it that way. You must have the phone with you to activate call forwarding.

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