Use Google Voice for your Voicemail. Its free, it saves messages forever, you can playback on your computer and it transcribes the messages.
Google Voice > *
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And its superior to VVM.
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Using Google Voice for voice mail does not change your number.Yea and all you have to do is let all 5000 of your contacts know you've changed the same number you've had for 10 years... so you can see transcriptions of your voicemail
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Using Google Voice for voice mail does not change your number.
5000? Right.
False.I don't know how to respond without a literal interpretation of what you just said, in which case, no the app itself doesn't change your number but if you plan on using any features of the app someone's gonna have to call your Google voice number not existing number
I don't know how to respond without a literal interpretation of what you just said, in which case, no the app itself doesn't change your number but if you plan on using any features of the app someone's gonna have to call your Google voice number not existing number
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If you are using the Verizon Visual Voice Mail, what do you think, pluses/minuses, etc.?
You set up GV to intercept calls to your existing number and utilize the GV voice mail system. It works brilliantly and I have used it for several years now with 2 different phone numbers working through GV.
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I think this is setting up call forwarding on GV right?
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Jelly Bean 4.1.1 user on HTC One X+ on AT&T.
I'm a little disappointed with the AT&T Visual Voicemail App. First off, there's no pop-up on my lockscreen when I wake the phone that indicates there's a new voicemail. Only indication is the tiny Visual Voicemail icon in the notification bar which you have to swipe down to see the who called. There's no repeating reminder setting either as far as I can see that you have a voicemail waiting. I could easily not notice the tiny icon up there. And lastly, on the ATYT VVM app icon, there's not unread counter! Are you kidding me?
I see the most popular alternatives are YouMail and Google Voice. I see a history of thread with people having, shall we say, "uneven" experiences with YouMail. Considering this is an Android phone I would expect Google Voice is best. I already have a GV account but it has it's own phone number. I love the text transcription feature so I can actually instantly see the jist of the voicemail before deciding if I need to listen to it or not.
So how do you disable AT&T VVM and re-route the phone to your Google Voicemail box? (Assuming Google Voice IS the best solution.)
Here's the big question. If I use Google Voice, I assume in the app there's a way to call back the person that left the voicemail Can it be configured to call back using my regular phone and not call using Google voice? People will think I got a new number if when I press the callback function it uses Google Voice to call them back!
I have a coworker who was using google voice.... It messed up his phone to the point he couldn't get any sms's.
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