[Irishgator]

I have my new Nexus 4 set up with ST AT&T. I am using Google Voice as my main number.

I just had the situation that someone called my Google Voice number which rang my phone, of course. However, when I didn't pick up, it went to ST vm instead of my Google Voice vm. I am not sure how to handle this situation. I would like all of my voicemail to go to Google Plus vm. I sent a note to Support, as they don't answer calls. asking them to cancel my vm. Somehow, I doubt that is the solution...

Any ideas?
Thanks.

[Michael Rodgers]

Go to "settings" (main phone, not in GV), then "call settings" then "voicemail" then "voicemail service" and click "Google Voice."

Edit: Just realized this might be different in 4.2 (I'm still waiting on my N4), but give it a try.

[Irishgator]

Thanks for the input...makes a lot of sense. Unfortunately, I cannot find it...

Edit: Found it in the Settings under the dialer. However, it still doesn't fix the issue...

[Michael Rodgers]

Yeah, sorry... I'm on a Gingerbread (2.3) phone while I wait on the N4. But at least now you know how to do it in 2.3 ;-)

[PWC Realtor]

You need to download and run the Google Voice app.

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[Michael Rodgers]

Ah, yes - if you haven't done that, that is definitely the first step.

[Irishgator]

I have definitely done this...

You need to download and run the Google Voice app.

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[Irishgator]

I have reinstalled Voice, and is working. Thanks!

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