Delete old voice mail - program new voice mail

Likely the two ring answer is "toll saver" You'll need to retrieve new messages. Once all new messages have been reviewed, it should return to the programmed number of rings, see "ring time" in the manual.

ALL messages may be deleted as follows;
delete all messages With the phone in standby, press Delete; press Delete again to confirm.


If answering system messages have been retrieved, a continuing flashing indicator could be your voice mail service;

Voice Message Notification • If you subscribe to a voice mail service, your phone can notify you when you have a new message. This feature supports Frequency-Shift Keying (FSK) notification. Contact your voice mail provider for information. • When you have new messages, the display shows a message icon. After you listen to your messages, the message icon turns off. If it doesn't, you can reset it. With the phone in standby, open the menu and select Global Setup; select VMWI Reset, then select Yes
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Delete voice mail by going through the keypad on your cell phone. The actual procedure depends on the kind of cell phone that you own. For example, on the Nokia 1100, hold down the "1" key while you are on standby. Tracfone connects you to your voicemail, where you can follow spoken menu instructions to listen to your voicemail. After you hear the voice message, you're asked if you want to delete your recordings.

This is not recommended, because connecting in this way uses up your minutes even if you just want to listen to them.

Use your landline phone to delete messages if you want to avoid using your Tracfone minutes. Turn off your cell phone so it doesn't ring and then call your cell phone number from a landline.

Press the "*" (star) key as soon as you hear your voice mail greeting. Then enter your password number and press the "#" (pound) key.

Listen to the instructions for accessing your voice mail, which can vary slightly depending on the phone you have. You are told the number of new and old messages you have, how to listen to them and how to store or delete them. Press the number for listening to the message to hear it, and then the number for deleting.

with all the new updates it doesn't appear at the top of the screen now as an independent icon, it shows as a missed call & a voice mail in notifications, you can acces it direct from there or when u go into the phone section if you flick left to right past speed dial there is a devoted section for voice mails, that shows each 1 individually & who left it, just click on the 1 you want to play, listen & delete or keep, you no longer have to dial the voice mail.

When you go into Voice Mail and record you greeting you must delete the old greeting at the same time - the voice prompts will talk you through this. I have uploaded a video concerning Voice Mail admin, failing this please visit www.abbeytelecom.com for written help,

Al the programming for the phone and voice mail are held within thier respective systems. Changing one BIS 10 for another will not delete any programming.

Hi,
Deleting a Selected Message:
Individually, while listening to it, you can delete a message that has not been totally listened to.

•  Press the C key, then OK during the message you want to delete.
  
• Delete received messages by pressing 1 then 5
• M 44 OK DELETE MSG Delete the voice messages.
  

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It's done in the same manner. You dial the voice mail port from the extension and it should gate into the user's mailbox...if it exists.
By default the extension is 165 or 500, but it could be different.
If they never had working voice mail, they'll probably get the tutorial. If they did and it's someone else's box, you can delete it as an administrator (from 999 not 998) and add it again and it will clear the box and come up as a new user.

Once the box is established from remote or a different extension than their own, they can press #6 *ext at the main greeting to access their mailbox.

Carl

Log into the voice mail server and you can reset the Voice mail for each account like it was a new account or you can delete the pass word on the account and then setup form the hand set. You do need to know the password to get into the voicemail server program. I believe as default it is NEC.

Are you not able to retrieve new voicemails or only saved voicemails? Occasionally your carrier may delete old saved voicemails to make room for new ones.

If you want to save all old voicemails on your computer forever, you can sign up for a service like youmail.com

Hi, I have the same problem. I called the service provider, they left a voice message, which I accessed later and deleted from my voicemail box. This took care of it and I dont have that message on the screen now. I think you can just leave yourself a voice message and access it later and delete it. That should resolve it.