Voicemail

[Merisusa7]

So you need to setup voicemail, or is auto setup with a generic msg?

[Cathy821]

Super easy to set up! Thank you for the fix!

[BEER]

Sorry but you didn’t understand my problem. I want to revise the name I used . 

[Richgum]

@BEER 

Hold down 1 on your keypad.

Enter your password and #

Press 3 for managing personal greetings

Press 1 for managing personal greetings 

Press 3 to record a new greeting or 6 to use a system greeting.

I hope that helps.

[BEER]

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@bill_103 wrote:

hold down 1 on your cell phone and it should call your voicemail. Once there it will ask you to state your name so it can set up a generic greating 

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That’s exactly what I want to revise. Initially instead of my name I recorded my company name and now I can’t seem to be able to revise it. 

[Lieux]

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@BEER wrote:

When I set up my voicemail I also could  not find an option for a generic message. I assume that there are no generic messages but if there are would be interested in how to find them.

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Here is a perfect explanation about setup the voicemail...https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Knowledge-Base/How-To-Use-Your-Phone-and-Plan-Feature...:

[BEER]

When I set up my voicemail I also could  not find an option for a generic message. I assume that there are no generic messages but if there are would be interested in how to find them.

[Anonymous]

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@sunflowershine wrote:

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@Merisusa7 I would rather not to set up voicemail for it uses up minutes when you play the message. You have caller ID, you can call back instead. 

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It will only use minutes if you use the phone to get the voicemails. If you use a different phone to access the voicemail box then it doesn't use minutes.

[sunflowershine]

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@Merisusa7 wrote:

So you need to setup voicemail, or is auto setup with a generic msg?

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@Merisusa7 I would rather not to set up voicemail for it uses up minutes when you play the message. You have caller ID, you can call back instead. 

[bill_103 · Accepted solution]

hold down 1 on your cell phone and it should call your voicemail. Once there it will ask you to state your name so it can set up a generic greating and to enter a 4 to 15 diget password. After that you are all set. Then you can start calling your voice mail from a landline as well if you wish.

To do that you call your own number and press # to inturrupt your greeting. It will then reqire your password and then allow you to hear your messages.

Good luck 🙂

[Merisusa7]

When first setting up voicemail, is there a password on it? Where do I set this up?