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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

David Floyd explained :[color=blue]
> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845 number is
> for accessing voicemail?
>[/color]

What makes you think there is one?

David Floyd wrote:[color=blue]
> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845
> number is for accessing voicemail?[/color]

I doubt there is one.

David Floyd wrote:
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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[/color]

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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"David Floyd" <david@floyd.org.uk> wrote in message
news:tKV399S9jXgFFw7F@127.0.0.1...[color=blue]
> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845 number
> is for accessing voicemail?
>
> Thanks
> David[/color]

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

"Mick" <jev@,jb.com> wrote in message
news:Dukgh.10743$n36.8771@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net...[color=blue]
> David Floyd wrote:
>[color=green]
>> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845
>> number is for accessing voicemail?
>>
>> Thanks
>> David[/color]
>
> 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[/color]

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?

Herman explained :[color=blue]
> setup a new geo number on your account (costs 2 squid)
> 2. set that number to divert to 121 if not available.[/color]

Why would that allow you to listen to messages when the main number
doesn't allow remote access?

"Jono" <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid> wrote in message
news:mn.7c907d6ce9e0387e.48968@blueyonder.invalid...[color=blue]
> Herman explained :[color=green]
>> setup a new geo number on your account (costs 2 squid)
>> 2. set that number to divert to 121 if not available.[/color]
>
> Why would that allow you to listen to messages when the main number
> doesn't allow remote access?[/color]

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.

Herman wrote:[color=blue]
> "Mick" <jev@,jb.com> wrote in message
> news:Dukgh.10743$n36.8771@newsfe7-gui.ntli.net...[color=green]
>> David Floyd wrote:
>>[color=darkred]
>>> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845
>>> number is for accessing voicemail?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> David[/color]
>> 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[/color]
>
> 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?[/color]

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.

In message of Fri, 15 Dec 2006, Herman writes[color=blue]
>"David Floyd" <david@floyd.org.uk> wrote in message
>news:tKV399S9jXgFFw7F@127.0.0.1...[color=green]
>> Has any-one found out yet what the Geo No equivalent the their 0845 number
>> is for accessing voicemail?
>>
>> Thanks
>> David[/color]
>
>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
>
>[/color]

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