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Unfortunately the news is not good. The answering machine does not have tape storage. Everything is stored on a memory chip. Anytime you re-record the incoming call greeting, you overwrite the previous greeting. Sorry.
Unfortunately not. Once it's gone, it's gone. These phones were not designed to hold onto things the way a computer hard drive would.
Go easy on the old man, though, mistakes happen.
As a Expert that is not going to happen once these messages are deleted there gone for good, Even a data recovery center would not be able to help unless it was store on a magnetic tape of some sort.
What you got in this machine is NV-RAM Non voltile RAM random access memory. Meaning once the unit looses power or messages where deleted that area can no linger be accessed.
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I am sorry. Your answering machine has about 14 minutes recording time.
Space is limited. After you delete a message to make room and new
messages are recorded, so old messages are pretty much shredded and un-retrievable. But
even if the message memory has not been totally rewritten, I believe
deleted message are lost for ever. That is what I read on the manual
for a GE or Panasonic phone user manual.
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