Well voice mail can be used as an answering machine plus voice mail nowadays is used mostly for voice messaging.
Mobile phones generally have voicemail as a standard network feature. The most modern implementations of voicemail support fax delivery to personal voice mailboxes and retrieval via printers, are integrated into e-mail systems for shared directories and shared message storage (also called Unified Messaging), and use touch tone voice user interfaces (VUI), speech technologies, and/or visual, screen-based graphical user interfaces (GUI) user interfaces.
There are a number of companies that offer voice mail as part of their phone package. This is probably the closest you will get to having the voice mail for free.
yes i have a boostmobile phone when i try to set up my voicemail i get a busy signal can you help me set up my voice mail
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it goes straight to there voice mail
it depends on who your provider is, but normally you got under messages and then scroll down till you get to voice messages.. or if you are with T-mobile you can hold down the 1 key on your keypad to call the voice mail service.
I seriously don't know x0x0x0x pl0x
by going to the net , texting,calling and voice mail
Wimax is not only used in mobile. Its a mobile access technology. it is used for voice, video & data.
A mobile number that goes directly to voice mail could easily be disconnected. In the case of nonpayment, an interrupt message is received. When a number of rings are heard before the voice mail message, then the number is working.
Please turn off my voicemail. My number is 0686152083
I don't know for sure, but I think mobile is. E-mail is used often but if you e-mail a message, then it takes a little while to get to the other person's computer. Mobile is used a bit more frequent because you can text and call on it. On some mobile phones you can even use internet and check your e-mail. So I would belive Mobile.
Mobile- If your talking about a cell phone to listen to your voice mail there's 9999, 0000 and your year of birth those are the only three I know of. I hope this helped : )