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voip.co.uk voicemail number
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| David Floyd 2006-12-14, 1:11 pm |
| Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845
number is for accessing voicemail?
Thanks
David
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| David Floyd explained :
> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845 number is
> for accessing voicemail?
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What makes you think there is one?
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| Paul Cupis 2006-12-14, 1:11 pm |
| David Floyd wrote:
> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845
> number is for accessing voicemail?
I doubt there is one.
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| David Floyd wrote:
> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845
> number is for accessing voicemail?
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> Thanks
> David
According to "saynoto0845" there is no alternative
you could get your voicemail by email or SMS as well as having the mail
lodged in your mail box
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| Herman 2006-12-15, 7:11 pm |
| "David Floyd" <david@floyd.org.uk> wrote in message
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> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845 number
> is for accessing voicemail?
>
> Thanks
> David
voip.co.uk confirmed to me they haven't got a geo alternative. However,
there is a clever trick you can do to get your own personal voicemail access
number:
1. setup a new geo number on your account (costs 2 squid)
2. set that number to divert to 121 if not available.
This is assuming you don't mind the security implications of only needing a
pin (no user id) to access your voicemail
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| Herman explained :
> setup a new geo number on your account (costs 2 squid)
> 2. set that number to divert to 121 if not available.
Why would that allow you to listen to messages when the main number
doesn't allow remote access?
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| Herman 2006-12-15, 7:11 pm |
| "Mick" <jev@,jb.com> wrote in message
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> David Floyd wrote:
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> According to "saynoto0845" there is no alternative
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> you could get your voicemail by email or SMS as well as having the mail
> lodged in your mail box
I haven't managed to get a file to attach to an e-mail. Any ideas what i
might be doing wrong? Is it in the advanced options and if so what should
they be?
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| Herman 2006-12-15, 7:11 pm |
| "Jono" <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid> wrote in message
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> Herman explained :
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> Why would that allow you to listen to messages when the main number
> doesn't allow remote access?
Not sure, but it works for me with the following number settings:
Destination: [set inactive]
Unavail Divert Number: 121
Divert Timeout: 0
Enable Voicemail: [disabled]
Caller-Id Presentation: display CLID by default
To check it works, try temporarily setting the divert on unavailable for a
number you already have.
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| Herman wrote:
> "Mick" <jev@,jb.com> wrote in message
> news:Dukgh.10743$n36.8771@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net...
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> I haven't managed to get a file to attach to an e-mail. Any ideas what i
> might be doing wrong? Is it in the advanced options and if so what should
> they be?
You are not doing anything wrong.. Apperently this is a bug in the
current system they are using.. A new platform with new services (and
assuming this bug fixed) will be released (hopefully) by the end of the
year.
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| David Floyd 2006-12-15, 7:11 pm |
| In message of Fri, 15 Dec 2006, Herman writes
>"David Floyd" <david@floyd.org.uk> wrote in message
>news:tKV399S9jXgFFw7F@127.0.0.1...
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>voip.co.uk confirmed to me they haven't got a geo alternative. However,
>there is a clever trick you can do to get your own personal voicemail access
>number:
>
>1. setup a new geo number on your account (costs 2 squid)
>2. set that number to divert to 121 if not available.
>
>This is assuming you don't mind the security implications of only needing a
>pin (no user id) to access your voicemail
>
>
If you have a half decent ATA (like the SPA3K etc) then you can have
that number on line 2 and require a PIN to access - then dial 121 or go
to 121 by default.
David
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| Herman 2006-12-15, 7:11 pm |
| "David Floyd" <david@floyd.org.uk> wrote in message
news:NOf$cfZX7xgFFwf8@127.0.0.1...
> If you have a half decent ATA (like the SPA3K etc) then you can have that
> number on line 2 and require a PIN to access - then dial 121 or go to 121
> by default.
>
> David
That is the other option of course, but I have found that the quality of
calls diverted through the ATA is not so good, and this has an impact on
sending dtmf tones through. Far more reliable to get the call diverted at
source. Mind you I am not sure their voicemail can get much worse... It's
as bad as Sipgate's
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