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VX4500 Voicemail & password

Discussion in 'alt.cellular.verizon' started by Bob, Jul 5, 2004.

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  1. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     


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    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #101 Reply
  2. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #102 Reply
  3. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #103 Reply
  4. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #104 Reply
  5. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #105 Reply
  6. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #106 Reply
  7. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #107 Reply
  8. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #108 Reply
  9. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #109 Reply
  10. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #110 Reply
  11. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #111 Reply
  12. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #112 Reply
  13. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #113 Reply
  14. Frank

    Frank Guest

    On my 4400 I can input the voicemail number of my choice under Menu |
    Messages | Message Settings | Voicemail number (I scrolled past #1 thorough
    #9 and found the "*" entry labeled "Voicemail number". It is set at *86 by
    default but can be changed to whatever I like.

    I also use a stored password in a speed dial setup. Personally I do not
    want to change my default "*86" anyway. Check your 4500 to see if it has
    the same capability.

    -Frank

    "Bob" <rfa5@optonline.net> wrote in message
    news:qrcGc.32533$kz.5470681@news4.srv.hcvlny.cv.net...
    > I have my password stored in my voicemail (*86TT#xxxx)and it works fine
    when
    > I use speed dial 1. When I get a new voicemail and my screen shows that I
    > have one, if I click on the prompt asking me if I want to listen to this
    > voicemail...my phone only dials the *86 part, it does not enter the
    > password. Is there someplace else to store the password so this works or
    > must I click ignore voicemail and then press speeddial 1? When I press
    menu
    > 3-6-8 it does show *86TT#xxx I even tried storing my area code and
    phone
    > number rather than *86 and I get the same result. A, I doing something
    > wrong or this just can't be done on this phone? Thanks.
    >
    > Bob
    >
    >
     
    Frank, Jul 5, 2004
    #114 Reply
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