Voicemail Access Number

[VOIPoRay]

We've just added an access number that you can call from any land line or cell phone to check your VoIPo Voicemail.

The number is 832-838-7000

After you dial the number, you will be asked for your mailbox, this is your 10-digit telephone number.

You will then be prompted for your PIN, which is, obviously, the same as normal.

Upon successful login, you should hear the same prompts as usual.

As always, please test and report any problems you encounter.

[NY Tel Guy]

I dialed in and was able to retrieve my voice mails just the same as other methods.
Worked for me.

[chpalmer]

Bump and Sticky?

[quattrohead]

It would be easier to be able to dial your own number and then the password as per many other carriers.

[Brian]

Sticky'd. Tim, of course, feel free to change this

[NY Tel Guy]

We've just added an access number that you can call from any land line or cell phone to check your VoIPo Voicemail.

The number is 8328387000

After you dial the number, you will be asked for your mailbox, this is your 10-digit telephone number.

You will then be prompted for your PIN, which is, obviously, the same as normal.

Upon successful login, you should hear the same prompts as usual.

As always, please test and report any problems you encounter.

As of today, July 4th, when I dial 832 838 7000 from my Sprint cell, I get "we are unable to complete your call" message. From my Verizon cell I get " all circuits are busy now" and from my AT&T callvantage line I get " your call cannot be completed as dialed".
Did the number change?

[quattrohead]

I get dead air from my P8 line.......thats nothing unusual though !!!!

[usa2k]

I wish that we could register two CIDs to automatically get VM from such a number.
I would likely use remote dial-in if it was easier.

That would be similar to the VoiceStick Bridge but for Voicemail.

You could have two pass codes.

• One for VM
• One to dial out.

Implement it for VM, then expand for dialing without any obvious copying

[VOIPoTim]

Should be fixed now.

[NY Tel Guy]

Should be fixed now.

Affirmative.