Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge "setting voice mail phone" Questions

...voice mail Voice mail is usually set on first button (number one) of dialer and when you press it for long time you get an message to set the voice mail number if not set earlier or by default. Just ...

voice mail 2. Change Call Setting, go to: Dialer > (3 dots) Select Settings > Call > (scroll down) Select More Settings > Call Forwarding > Voice Call > then change to Always Forward

...voice mail on my Samsung 4S mini? Hi Voicemail is normally a function of your service provider and not the phone itself. You need to contact your provider to check whether your tariff / contract ...

...Voice Mail Number: tap the Contacts app icon on your screen or go to the app drawer: tap on Contacts (tap menu key which is to the left of your HOME button) select Settings > service numbers > ...

...yet.. Simply, on your S6 call your own phone number. When you do this it will ask you to set up your outgoing voice message. Setting up Visual Voicemail Visual Voicemail Samsung Galaxy 6 edge ...

...voice mail when I go to listen to my voice mail it is telling me my password is wrong, how can I give it another password PHONE YOUR NETWORK PROVIDER WHO WILL REMOVE THE PASSWORD OR RESET VOICEMAIL ...

...can I change this go to settings call settings click more setting then click call forwarding.click voice call. click disable on all the four always forward , etc and you should be able to receive ...

...Voice Mail... go to voice.google.com, log in, click the gear (top right), Click voice settings. Under Phones, uncheck "Notify me of new voicemails via text". Save Under Voice, uncheck "Email the ...

...it rings only once and then goes straight to voice mail...very frustrating!! The Voicemail setting are actually controlled by your service provider, I would call them and have them increase the

...voice mail messages? There is a Visual Voicemail app on most Galaxy handsets. Open it and go to 'Settings'. Otherwise you have to dial into it (*123, could be different depending on your carrier) and ...