10-14-2022 02:10 PM - last edited on 10-14-2022 02:45 PM by computergeek541
10-20-2022 12:34 PM
BETTER THAN THAT GCLICK OPTION 3 THEN 2 ADD EXTENDED GREEDING THEN ALSO CONFIRM OPTION 5 TO NEVER ACCEPT VOICE MAIL
FIVE ONE FOUR FOUR ZERO TWHO SIX ONE FIVE SIX
10-17-2022 02:10 PM
One more question...🤔...
Is *004*8080000000# only for Public Mobile or will it also work for Koodo?...
10-15-2022 10:35 AM
thanks....👍...
10-14-2022 07:05 PM
@FlutteringBy wrote:Can this be enabled at a later date?....
@FlutteringBy
To reset it back to defaults, dial ##004#
10-14-2022 07:04 PM
Can this be enabled at a later date?....
10-14-2022 03:32 PM
@Dboxtv4 wrote:
- dial into your voicemail and log in with your PIN.
- In the main menu, press 3 (manage greetings),
- then 4 (manage extended absence greeting),
- then 2 (record a new extended absence greeeting) and record a message that indicates to your caller you are not accepting messages.
- Then press 4 to turn on extended absence
- Finally, press 5 to dissallow anyone to leave you a message. Problem solved!
NOTE: I can confirm this configuration does indeed work, and prevents the caller from leaving a message. I walked through it to make sure I had the right directions, and then tested by calling myself from another phone. When you dial in, it plays the extended absence greeting you recorded, and then a system voice says "Thank you for calling, goodbye." and the call disconnects.
In my test extended greeting, I said "Hi, this is <my name>. Sorry I'm unavailable right now. At this time, I am not accepting new messages. If you need to reach me, please send me a text or email, or try me again later. Thank you.". But of course, say whatever you like in yours!
To return to receving inbound messages, should you wish to at a later date:
- dial into your voicemail and log in with your PIN.
- In the main menu, press 3 (manage greetings),
- then 4 (manage extended absence greeting),
- then 4 to turn off your extended absence greeting
After doing this, your previous personal greeting goes back into effect automatically, and callers can leave you messages again. Yes, I tested this, since I wanted to restore the ability anyway.
Hopefully this helps!
@Dboxtv4 wow you literally copied and pasted my entire post from here https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/Get-Support/Re-Disable-Voicemail/m-p/213805#M73059. Could you not have just linked back to it? Or at least acknowledge that you copied and pasted from me?
10-14-2022 02:32 PM
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10-14-2022 02:28 PM
NOTE: I can confirm this configuration does indeed work, and prevents the caller from leaving a message. I walked through it to make sure I had the right directions, and then tested by calling myself from another phone. When you dial in, it plays the extended absence greeting you recorded, and then a system voice says "Thank you for calling, goodbye." and the call disconnects.
In my test extended greeting, I said "Hi, this is <my name>. Sorry I'm unavailable right now. At this time, I am not accepting new messages. If you need to reach me, please send me a text or email, or try me again later. Thank you.". But of course, say whatever you like in yours!
To return to receving inbound messages, should you wish to at a later date:
After doing this, your previous personal greeting goes back into effect automatically, and callers can leave you messages again. Yes, I tested this, since I wanted to restore the ability anyway.
Hopefully this helps!
10-14-2022 02:12 PM
To "disable" voicemail, on your dial pad dial: *004*8080000000#
This will cause all calls to either ring forever or get fast busy at the point they normally would have been diverted to the voicemail system.