Voicemail the thing that lets u know u hav a new voice mail will not go away even though there are not any voice messages and it says we hav none

If there are new voicemail messages, likely you will hear "stutter tone" followed by dial tone when you raise or use the handset. If you don't hear stutter tone, then likely messages in your provider voice mail service have been marked read and therefor no new voicemail indicator.

If you cleared voice mail indication on your RS 43-325 phone, voicemail indicators will remain off until the next new voice mail message is recieved.

See page 13 of manual for further information.
https://manualzz.com/doc/937306/radio-shack-43-325-user-s-guide

It sounds like you recently switched phones. Even though the phone may not have been set up with VM yet, your network is sending the VM notification to it. You should be able to "Reset Voicemail Count" however I can't tell you where to find it because I don't know the model. Please let me know if I can help more.
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first inactive ur voice mail service. then check outbox if any outgoing sms or voice mail r there then delete it.

Call your voice mail,when the message starts,press 7 to delete the message,then continue through each message until empty.

dear custome thanx 4 contacting fixya.....
u asked about voice mail message....
to access voice mail messages, u hav to contact the authorised customer care and ask for the number to access voice mail....
the number given by them is enter in ur voicemail box num...then enjoy accessing voicemail

I had the same problem at one point in time. However, I figured out that when someone calls and leaves a voicemail there is a message that appears saying "1 new voicemail". Try hitting the "listen" option and let it take you to voicemail that way instead of cancelling out of that option to see your missed call. That should make it go away. If not, then I have no idea.

this use to be an old virus that was going around it affeced tx msg as well by bombarding your phone with continuess msg contact your service provider and they can reset your voice mail for you they wont charge for this hope this is somr help if not you will have to change service provider but you can keep your same no but they should be able to sort this out over the phone so try calling them first

I have FiOs and used some of the info I gathered from this page to get my voice mail working now! To set up my voice mail I called my phone number (from the house phone), then pressed * when the automated system picked up...Your prompted to use a 4 digit pass code, which is the last 4 digits of your phone number (worked for me). From there I listened to the prompts and created a new "4 digit pw" as well as a "name password" by the end of the cycle. It then allowed me to listen to the messages on the phone and delete them! Phone finally says ready on it.

Called GE. Here's what's happening (at least with my phone). I use VONAGE as a carrier. VONAGE's package includes voicemail. I have my VONAGE voicemail account set up to take any call that comes in if the answering machine on my GE phone does not pick up -- for instance if I'm on the phone and I do not "flash" over to the incoming call, that caller will eventually be sent to my VONAGE voicemail where they can leave a message. (Otherwise I would either take the call, or, if not already in use, the GE phone/answering system would simpy take the message.) This GE phone is commucating with my VONAGE account and letting me know that I have a mesage in my VONAGE account voicemail. All I have to do is either go online and delete the messages (after listening to them of course) and refresh the page. Once the messsages are deleted, the carrier lets my phone know the messages are gone and the NEW VOICE MAIL prompt on the handset disappears. I suppose I can do it by listening to the messages by calling in and deleting through the touch pad on the phone as well.

okay you can fix this by calling and leaving a voicemail for your self then checking it. That should solve your problem.