Are voicemail messages stored in the sim card or the phone itself???
neither. Messages are stored on the carriers voicemail server, which you access with your phone number, think of it as the "username" and your pin number, think of it as the "password". If you need to access your messages, find out what the voicemail number is for your carrier, and dial it from ANY phone. Also, the SIM card IS the number. If you take it our your phone has almost no identification. (almost). So you plug that into any compatible phone, and you're good to go.
When a cell phone dies, it should go to voicemail?
when my phone dies it rings 3 times and then goes to voicemail...maybe its like the last person said and not quite completely dead. maybe your friend was busy and didnt feel like talking. i wouldnt worry about it too much. i've not answered the phone and then said i didnt hear it. it doesnt mean i dont care about my friends. sometimes ppl just dont feel like talking. dont take it too personally! :)
Is my voice mail message gone? How can I get it back?
If you ever accidentally delete a voicemail message, the most important thing to remember is to not hang up! As long as you don't end the call, you can recover, replay, and resave deleted voicemail messages. Once you end the call or exit the voicemail system, deleted messages are gone forever.While still on your call with the voicemail system, follow these steps to recover deleted messages:From the Message Playback menu, press 1 and then 9 to Check Erased Messages.Press 9 to save a message to your voice mailbox, or press 7 to delete it again.Recover deleted Visual Voicemail messagesIf you accidentally delete a Visual Voicemail message, you can recover it if you have an iPhone or an Amazon Fire Phone. Visit the Device How-to Center to view instructions for your device.
How do I save a voicemail on my mobile phone forever?
To paraphrase Prince, forever is a mighty long time.Saving forever is impossible because at some point the universe will end and your recording will be gone. However, if you just need your voicemail to last long enough that you can transfer it from one format to another until you are dead, here's what you need to do. Do not trust your service provider to keep that voicemail safe. Make a copy. Play the message over speakerphone and record it with your tablet/laptop/second smartphone/cassette recorder. Save that recording. Back it up to the cloud if it's digital. In a decade or so, when formats change, re-record it to the new format. Keep repeating this until you die, at which point you won't care about the recording anymore.
How can I transfer my voicemails from my old phone to my new phone?
on smartphones (iphone/android/Blackberry/windows/palm)... Basic and enhanced VMs are transferred from the VM platform server to the smartphone via Visual Voicemail (VVM) APIs. Once on the phone, you can save them to your SD card if the VVM app you have has this function. BUT-----if you switching phone brands (iphone to android, android to iphone, windows to iphone, etc) then you CANNOT transfer the voicemails... no IFs ANDs BUTs... files are saved in the format of the OS brand..... its like saving a sound file on windows 7 and wanting to open the same file on a MAC... or vice versa.... not going to happen!!!!!! Sorry. on basic flip and bar phones.... VMs are saved on the VM Platform server for 21 days before they are auto deleted (per policy)...... so you have access to your voicemails on any basic device... for 21 days my advice to you.... if this is a smartphone, stick with the OS brand (iphone to iphone, android to android, windows to windows, BB to BB, palm to palm)... that way you can get an app or use your current app to save the voicemails to your sd card... get the new phone upgrade of teh same OS you haev now--- pop in the old SD card... and walla... you still have your voicemails... OR... get Google Voice.... voicemails are saved to your Google account... access them anywhere you get Google.. OR.... get a digital reorder from Wal-Mart... play the voicemails... record them on the cheap digital recorder... and walla... issue resolved...
Can I view my metro PC's phone messages?
The Voicemail service of MetroPCS mobile phones provides access to saved and new voicemail on your account, and you can get it from any phone. Once in the voicemail menu, the mobile phone's keypad functions as command keys for fast forwarding, pausing or stopping the currently playing message. In addition to voicemail access, another of the many features of MetroPCS voicemail is the ability to convert voicemail to text, which allows you to read rather than listen to voicemail when necessary.Access your MetroPCS account's voicemail from any phone.Step 1Push "1" on your MetroPCs phone's keypad and push "Send" to dial your account's voicemail. Alternately, dial your cell phone number from an alternate phone and wait until the call goes to voicemail. Press * and enter your voicemail's passcode to gain access to your unheard and saved messages. The default password for your voicemail is 9999.Step 2Press 1 to play a message or 7 to delete the message. Push 9 on your keypad to save the message, or # to save it as a new message and proceed to the following new message.Step 3Press 1 while the message is playing to rewind it back six seconds, or 11 to go back to the beginning of the message.Step 4Press 2 to pause the voicemail, and press 2 again to restore playback.Step 5Press 3 to fast forward six seconds in the voicemail, or press 22 to fast forward to the end. Press 0 on the keypad to get help with your voicemail, including password reset. Press to return to the previous menu, or press * to go to the main menu of voicemail.Step 6Press "End" to exit out of your MetroPCS voicemail.Step 7Call *611 from your Metro PCS phone or dial 1-888-8METRO8 from an alternate phone to add the Voicemail to Text feature to your mobile plan. The add-on feature is $3.00 extra per month, automatically charged to your mobile bill until you remove it. Once you add it, voicemail is automatically converted to text messages and sent to your mobile phone within one minute.
How can you check your T-Mobile voicemail without your cell phone?
Hi, This is the information provided on the Tmobile/EE website (UK). This information is for EE, Orange and T-Mobile customers. Just click or touch your network at the top of the article to switch between brands.Accessing voicemailAccess your voicemail from your EE phone: Press and hold 1If you are calling from another phone, dial 07953 222222 If you are in the UK or +447953 222222from another country. You will need to know your voicemail PIN to listen to your messages from another phone.If you want to set a PIN or a greeting, or change any other settings press * to take you to the main menu. Source http://ee.co.uk/help/getting-sta...Though I would have initially said the following should work (This should work for most networks/landlines) Step 1Input your T-Mobile cell phone number from a landline. Let the cell phone ring until the voicemail initiates.Step 2Press the star (*) key or (#) on the landline phone.Step 3Input your T-Mobile voicemail password to access your voicemail messages. This password was chosen when you initially set up your voicemail account. If you have a voicemail, it will automatically begin to play. If you do not have any voicemails, you will hear an audio recording informing you that you have no new messages.Step 4Press "1" to rewind the message six seconds. Press "2" to pause the message. Press "3" to fast forward the message six seconds. Press "4" to slow down or "6" to speed up the speed of the message. Press "7" to delete the message and play the next message. Press "9" to skip the message and play the next message without deleting the first. Press "#" to save the message so you can listen to it later.Peaceā