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3:33 pm
November 24, 2010
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tmwtl
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I used my landline to call my speakout, but when I hung up or turned cell phone off, I could not hear voicemail at all.
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7:59 pm
November 24, 2010
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andreww
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Not really following you here. So you called your cell phone from a landline and left a voicemail message, correct? To hear that message, access voicemail from your phone, or to avoid charges, power off your phone (or use airplane mode) and dial your own number. during the recorded message press #. You will then be asked for your password, enter and you are good to go.
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10:44 pm
November 24, 2010
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iamdrumming
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tmwtl said:
I used my landline to call my speakout, but when I hung up or turned cell phone off, I could not hear voicemail at all.
I've had no problems with my voicemail. Maybe give SpeakOut customer service a call to see if other people are reporting it. It might might be just a glitch, which can happen at times.
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3:23 pm
November 25, 2010
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tmwtl
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It was like this. I turned off my cell phone, then I used my landline to call my cell phone, but it was still sounding ringing in the landline with no indication of voicemail. It had lasted for several days. But oddly, it was back to normal yesterday.
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