The answer is so simple; I wonder if this would also work for the Verizon phone as well. In short, just hit * during the outgoing message and it will then ask for the voicemail passcode. Here is where I found this on a forum:
http://forums.att.com/t5/Voice-Mail/Is-there-a-central-number-to-call-for-at-amp-t-voicemail-access/td-p/1553946
Here is an interesting alternative suggestion which I didn't get around to trying:
https://www.customerservice.att.com/assistance/faq/qa.jsp?faqCategoryId=local_accessvm_faq
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Showing posts with label voicemail. Show all posts
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Verizon voicemail backdoor
Verizon seems to be a lot more stingy with letting customers check their voicemail without incurring airtime charges. The landline access numbers are apparently often called "backdoor" numbers. There are many people out there trying to maintain lists of backdoor numbers, but for Verizon they are mostly disconnected.
The best list was found here: He apparently actually tries the numbers and edited out the chaff from the list that is at the other sites.
http://www.bridog.net/cellular/voicemail.txt
The access number for the DC area, BTW, is 301 802 6245
The best list was found here: He apparently actually tries the numbers and edited out the chaff from the list that is at the other sites.
http://www.bridog.net/cellular/voicemail.txt
The access number for the DC area, BTW, is 301 802 6245
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