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Reject
The  <Reject > verb rejects an incoming call to your calls.teleapi endpoint and can be used for blocking unwanted calls. If the first verb in a RCML response is , calls.teleapi will not pick up the call. The call ends with ‘busy', 'no-answer' or other status, depending on the verb’s 'reason' attribute. Any verbs after  are ignored and will not be executed.

Reject Attributes
Name
Allowed Values
Default Value
reason
<See table below>
rejected
Reason
The reason attribute takes the values from a table below.
Reason
Internal SIP Error and reason phrase Status
Purpose
rejected
603 DECLINE
Will play a standard not-in-service response
busy
486 BUSY
Will play a busy signal to the caller
forbidden
403 Forbidden
Untrusted IP origin/source
anonymity_disallowed
433 Anonymity Disallowed
Calling party is anonymous and destination does not accept those calls
address_incomplete
484 Address Incomplete
Wrong destination. regex scenario for number not valid (decision made by the external app still in inbound logic)
no_route
404 No Route
No route to the destination (provider without routing agreement for some countries) if the App makes the decision there is no route to destination dialed (outbound logic)
service_unavailable
503 Service Unavailable
Redirect traffic to other PoP due to many factors (external App behaving bad, low quality, cloud issues faced, etc)
 unwanted
607 Unwanted
Calling party in a blacklist
Nesting
The <Reject> verb can not have any other verbs or nouns nested.
Example
Example of how to use the  <Reject> verb:
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<Response> 
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    <Reject reason="busy"/> 
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</Response>
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