SIP 603 Decline
SIP 603 Decline means the call was refused on purpose: the person rejected it, or a call-blocking service declined it for them. Trying the same call again elsewhere will not help.
- Who sends it
- The called side
- When
- Ringing, before answer
- Retry?
- No. The refusal is deliberate.
- The caller hears
- A busy tone or a message that the call was declined, sometimes after a ring.
What causes 603, and how to fix it
603 is a deliberate refusal. The called person rejected the call, or a network or spam filter declined it on their behalf.
- 1Most common
The person rejected the call.
Nothing to fix. Try another time or another channel.
- 2Most common
A call-blocking or spam-protection service declined it.
Send a valid caller ID you are allowed to use; calls with no or invalid caller ID are more often blocked.
- 3Sometimes
Many short calls from your number look like automated dialling.
If many destinations decline, slow down repeated calls and check that your calling pattern looks like normal use.
- 4Rare
The destination network does not accept calls from your number range.
Try a different caller ID you own, such as your virtual number, and see if the result changes.
SIP/2.0 603 Decline
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 203.0.113.10:5060;branch=z9hG4bK-74bf9
Call-ID: [email protected]Not to be confused with
603, 486, 607 or 608?
Unwanted
The person marked the call as unwanted, for example spam.
Rejected
An analytics or anti-fraud service in the network rejected the call.
SIP 603 questions
Why do some numbers always decline my calls?
Am I charged for a declined call?
What is SIP 603+?
Not 603? Look up another code.
The full list: SIP response codes. 603 again and again? Check your SIP trunk configuration.