@HALIMACS wrote:
@VALNIKOL , here's how you do this.
Dial your voicemail (you should be able to do this by pressing and holding '1') and hit option 4,4, then 3 and you can delete your greeting(name) in that menu and it will go back to the default saying your phone number.
If you delete your personal greeting, the "Default" greeting will use your your recorded name.
If you go further to delete your recorded name as well, the default greeting will just say the phone number.
I know that this won't work for anyone who has already set up the box, but I learned a while ago that if you are setting things up for the first time, recording a blank name and blank greeting will also set things up this same way. The trick is to tell the system to start recoridng, make no sounds and then stop the recording. Tell it to save the "blank" name and greeting recordings and the next time someone calls you and real your voicemail, that person will hear the generic greeting. I tried that before and quickly noticed that it didn't play back the blank air to the caller before make a beep sound to indicate that recording of a new message had started.
