My Faves phone numbers
Can you add your own cell phone number as a My Fave number so when you call your voicemail you are not charged?
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you'd to put the voicemail box number your calling to retrieve your messages. here's the thing though carriers change v-mail providers often so you be updating that number in your faves list alot.
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isnt your VM number your own cell phone number? thats what i always call.
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yes butit then dials out to a voicemail service box for example my phone (using cingular) dials +16107336639 my t-mobile used to dial +1564******* then +1570*** inmy razr.
each phone number that has a v-mail set up has
each phone number that has a v-mail set up has
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homeslice5484 said:
isnt your VM number your own cell phone number? thats what i always call.
If that's what you're using you have your phone misconfigured. You should be using +18056377243.
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sowhatsowhat10 said:
you'd to put the voicemail box number your calling to retrieve your messages. here's the thing though carriers change v-mail providers often so you be updating that number in your faves list alot.
Who the voicemail vendor is doesn't make any difference. The voicemail center number will likely be the same for many many years. People were using a/c/prefix/9999 for almost ten years before they changed it to the unified number
805-MESSAGE. Which voicemail platform whether it's Glenayre, Comverse or Octel doesn't make any difference whatsoever.
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🤨 okay i was told different.
i know vendors dont make a difference but the users v-mailbox changes every so often. in our area t-mobile's v-mailbox number(s) changed in january/feburary. the change before that was the prior august.
i know vendors dont make a difference but the users v-mailbox changes every so often. in our area t-mobile's v-mailbox number(s) changed in january/feburary. the change before that was the prior august.
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sowhatsowhat10 said:
🤨 okay i was told different.
i know vendors dont make a difference but the users v-mailbox changes every so often. in our area t-mobile's v-mailbox number(s) changed in january/feburary. the change before that was the prior august.
For over 3 years, the number to T-Mo's VM has been 18056377243, and that's for every customer regardless of where they live. I'm not really sure what you mean. 😕
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i was told it was a voicemail center but each users phone dials a different number into the center.
i know for a fact in harrisburg, pa area last january that number changed for us. some of the newer phones auto updated but the older nokia's and motos we had to reprogram in our store.
i know for a fact in harrisburg, pa area last january that number changed for us. some of the newer phones auto updated but the older nokia's and motos we had to reprogram in our store.
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sowhatsowhat10 said:
🤨 okay i was told different.
i know vendors dont make a difference but the users v-mailbox changes every so often. in our area t-mobile's v-mailbox number(s) changed in january/feburary. the change before that was the prior august.
T-Mobile has had a unified voicemail center number for the last three years at least +18056377243 and it's highly unlikely that it will be changing again. Prior to that people were using a combination of things depending on where they have service and depending on whether it was an acquired network (such as Omnipoint, Aerial, Powertel, DigiPH etc.) VoiceStream used area code/prefix-9999. Omnipoint used area code/prefix-6245. Powertel used something...
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If you hold down your 1 button it takes you to voicemail which shouldn't count against your min. It's if you dial 123 that it count's against.
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i was always told calling ur VM counted against ur minutes. At Cingular I know for sure it does, and it always did when i had tmobile before too.
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homeslice5484 said:
i was always told calling ur VM counted against ur minutes. At Cingular I know for sure it does, and it always did when i had tmobile before too.
That's correct. It doesn't matter if you press and hold 1, dial 123 send, or 1805message (which has been the VM number at least as long as I've worked for T-Mo, which has been over 3 years), or your mobile number from your cell, it's still deducting from your minutes. The only proven way to check VM w/o using your min is to call your cell phone number from a landline, press * when you hear your greeting, and enter your VM password. I haven't heard of anyone trying to enter 18056377243 as one of their My Faves, so I don't know if that would ...
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yes u are. I always was when i checked my voicemail from my tmobile phone.
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spidermon said:
you are not charged anyway moron. 🤣 😎
It's not nice to call someone a moron. Especially when you are wrong. 😉
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No im not calls to care DO NOT count against your minutes. They show up on the bill but that is just because all calls show up it doesnt mean they are being count against your minutes. Call up care and ask them if they are being charged in any way for the call. then write back saying how sorry you are and how you wont do it again. 😎
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spidermon said:
No im not calls to care DO NOT count against your minutes. They show up on the bill but that is just because all calls show up it doesnt mean they are being count against your minutes. Call up care and ask them if they are being charged in any way for the call. then write back saying how sorry you are and how you wont do it again. 😎
We are not talking about calls to care. We are talking about calls to Voicemail. I know that calls to CC do not count against your minutes. I do not have to call CC, I am a tech rep. I have access to all the info CC has and more. YOU on the other hand should visit SL...I think Features > Included Features and either Basic Voicemail or Enhanced Voicemail a...
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