2. Press the right arrow key twice and highlight Msgs then press the center navigation key.
See the overview for more information on these greetings/messages. Call Handling section Greeting & Leave voicemail instruction : You will only see this option if you select Forward to voicemail in your call handling settings and disable the options to Allow callers to reach an operator and Allow caller to check voicemail .
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To Reset Network Settings, begin by opening the Settings app. Next, tap General -> Reset -> Reset Network Settings and enter your passcode. Your iPhone will reset network settings and restart itself.
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4. For Sprint, select the three-dotted menu from the top right-hand corner then “Delete.”
Tap Change Voicemail Password. Enter the new password (4-6 digits) then tap Done. If requested, enter the current password. Re-enter the new password, then tap Done. If that doesn’t work, contact your phone carrier to change your passcode or PIN. Or if your phone carrier has an account app (like Verizon’s My Verizon App), you can update
To change your Home phone voicemail message playback preferences, head to the main menu and select 4 > 4 > 2. Then you may: Select 1 to change the order in which your messages are played (most recent first or oldest first); Select 2 to hear the calling number before every message; Select 3 to hear the date and time before every message; Select 4 to hear the …
I have tried all of the suggestions above and still can't save a custom voicemail greeting. seems like such a simple task, I can't believe Apple hasn't fixed this bug. Any other suggestions? =) Dec 18, 2015 10:40 AM User profile for user: AmishCake AmishCake User level: Level 6 (9,632 points) Apr 16, 2014 5:34 AM in response to phord In response to phord
Change your voicemail password: Go to Settings > Phone > Change Voicemail Password, then enter the new password.
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Press 1 for Personal Greetings. You then have the following options: Press 1 to set the standard greeting with your Xfinity Voice number. Press 2 to set up your standard greeting with your name. Press 3 to record a new personal greeting. Press * to return to the Main Menu.
You can change your voicemail password by calling (800)-331-0500 from your iPhone. You’ll reach AT&T’s automated customer service menu which will ask for your phone number and billing zip code. A few seconds later, the message “Password Incorrect – Enter Voicemail Password” will appear on the display of your iPhone. Enter the last seven digits of your cellphone number to change your voicemail password. I strongly recommend that you read AT&T’s support article on changing your voicemail password before attempting to do so.
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Record your greeting. Under Voice mail, select Greetings. Select the type of greeting you want to record. Select Call me to play or record the selected greeting. Enter your phone number and select Dial. Follow the instructions in the recorded message to record your greeting…
2. Once there, tap on "Greeting" in the top-left corner. Your iPhone will take a few moments to fetch and load your current voicemail greeting, which you can play using the controls in the middle of the page.
Step 3 To skip any voicemail messages that you have and go to the Main Menu, press the * key. Step 4 Go to personal options, press 4. Then press 2 to go to Administrative Options. Step 5 Click 1 for Password Options. Step 6 Click 2 to get the ON/Off options. Click the "OFF" button to stop the voicemail password.