So make sure you connect with them to make sure you have it. If you don't see that play on the record and that way you'll just have to basically record and use a different device to call them yourself, to hear your voicemail. I hope you found this useful. Please give it a thumbs up and subscribe to this channel for easy-to-follow, how-to videos, and tech videos, just like this one and I'll catch you next time. Thanks for watching. instagram twitter instagram youtube tiktok RADP / Pulse Ghana > BI > Tech How to set up a custom voicemail greeting on your iPhone Jamie Friedlander April 5, 2019 9:16 PM Apple iphone Recommended articles news Okudzeto-Ablakwa’s allegation of disquiet in the Air Force untrue – GAF lifestyle Safe Abortion in Ghana: DKT Womancare Global in collaboration with DKT Ghana holds roundtable discussion sports Cristiano Ronaldo’s former Manchester United teammate now sells milk Think back to when you were a kid. To get in touch with your friends, you had to call their home phone and if they weren't there, leave a message. Voicemails were ubiquitous, and we didn't think twice about leaving them. Now, texting is so common that most of us never leave voicemails, let alone set up our own. But it's worthwhile to have a voicemail on your iPhone. For one, if you miss a call from a potential employer, it'll sound more professional than whatever the default robot-voice message is. It's also good to have in the event that someone important, like your doctor, boss, or lawyer, calls. Luckily, setting up your voicemail on an iPhone is incredibly simple. Here's how to do it. How to set up voicemail on your iPhone 1. Open the Phone app on your iPhone. It's green with an image of a phone, and it's located in the dock at the bottom of your Home Screen by default. 2. Click on the "Voicemail" icon in the bottom right-hand corner. iPhone 0 Jamie Friedlander/Business Insider iPhone 1.PNG Jamie Friedlander/Business Insider 4. If you don't have a voicemail already set up, "Default" will be checked. iPhone 2.PNG Jamie Friedlander/Business Insider 7. Once you begin recording, you'll see the line turn red. This indicates how much time you have left. iPhone 3.PNG Jamie Friedlander/Business Insider 9. To listen to your recording, click "Play" on the left-hand side of the screen. 10. Once you're happy with your recording, click "Save" on the top right-hand corner. 11. If you'd like to double check that it worked, try calling your number using someone else's phone. Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech : NOW WATCH: We tried the Samsung Galaxy S10 to find out if it's worth the $1,000 A beginner's guide to the Apple Watch: How to use its buttons and gestures, start workouts, and more How to save, view, and share GIFs on your iPhone or iPad How to sign out of a Google account on your desktop or mobile device SEE ALSO: How to add link shortcuts to Business Insider and INSIDER on your iPhone or iPad Jamie Friedlander Our newsletter gives you access to a curated selection of the most important stories daily. SUBSCRIBE Welcome to the Pulse Community! We will now be sending you a daily newsletter on news, entertainment and more. Also join us across all of our other channels - we love to be connected! Recommended articles Dear men, here are 5 things women wish you do during sex Police officer has sex with suspect in custody, frees her in return & asks her to vanish ‘It’s not cheating if someone chops your girlfriend because of money' - Shatta Bandle Gents: 4 things to know if you want to date an older woman Yaa Jackson suffers wardrobe malfunction; exposes boobs as blouse tears on stage (VIDEO) Man who disappeared 47 years ago says he’s disappointed his 2 wives have remarried Achimota School Rasta student tops science and elective maths class Reach out to us at [email protected] or +233202469221 to advertise with us. Find out more about Pulse's products and advertising opportunities at pulse.africa
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Your voicemail message let people know they've reached the right person and reminds them of leaving a message after the beep. So if you get a new iPhone, you have no voicemail message. Or maybe you just haven't updated your voicemail greeting. Let's look at how to change and record voicemail greetings on iPhone.
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5. Using Visual Voicemail: Access your voicemails. As long as your carrier supports visual voicemail, you can access your voicemails by tapping the Voicemail button in the bottom right corner of the Phone app's screen.
1. Call your number. It's that simple. Use any landline or cell phone to dial your mobile or landline number. Dial the full number. Make sure someone doesn't actually answer the phone you are calling when it rings, though. Make sure you dial the area code with the number.
turning off wi-fi didn't do it... So I deleted voicemails, then I cleared all. I still could not record a new greeting, so I turned the phone off, then on again, and that worked--I still had wi-fi on. Jan 6, 2016 3:57 PM Reply Helpful (1) User profile for user: emeraldstar emeraldstar (4 points) Jan 10, 2016 1:22 PM in response to Joe B. Skeen In response to Joe B. Skeen
7 hours agoSetting up your voicemail. 1. Press and hold 1. 2. Enter your password if prompted. If you are asked for a password the first time you access your voicemail, just enter the last four digits of your phone number. 3. Follow the directions to set up your password. 4.
3. If you don't have a voicemail already set up, "Default" will be checked. To set up your greeting, check "Custom."
Your voicemail PIN can be any number 4 to 15 digits long. Be sure to make note of it because you'll need it to access your messages in the future.
I am sorry for the delay in response, best bet would be to contact us by dialing 611 from your US Mobile number, or by initiating chat with us from bottom right of this page so we can try and resolve this in a live environment. I’m trying to set up my voicemail box, but when I get to the menu the only options are to access an existing mailbox (I tried putting my number in under that option, but it says it’s invalid) or to leave a message for another number. Help, please?
When you press the voicemail button, you will be sent directly to your voicemail, where you will be asked for your password, which is the last four digits of your phone number followed by the # key, as shown below.
Go to menu, and click on messages. At the bottom of the screen, it should say options. Click on options. You should see a list of options come up on the screen. Click on the one that says voicemail. When you click on voicemail, it should call the automated voicemail. You should hear an automated voice giving you options. When you hear personal options, press the number that the automated voice said was for personal options. The automated voice should then list some personal options. When you hear `greetings,` press the number that the automated voice said was for greetings. The automated voice should list some greetings. When you hear `personal greetings,` press the number that the voice said was for personal greetings. Follow the automated directions from there.
I wish that were the solution, but if your cell phone is turned off, out of range, or in airplane mode, the US Mobile voicemail kicks in immediately, without even trying to ring the phone. Google Voice doesn’t have a chance.
Extension users can dial *2 on your phone to access the voicemail menu. Below is the detailed voicemail menu.
(feature not active now) 7 –Delete all messages 8 – Change your passcode 8 – Modify message deposit settings 9 – Exit the Voice Portal * – Voice portal # – Repeat the menu # – Repeat menu Retrieving and Handling Your Voice Mail Messages Access the voice portal from your desk phone or other phone
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