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I forgot to mention that I don't think Basic Visual Voicemail works on my phone, the Nokia Lumia Icon.  I read in the Nokia Lumia Icon discussions feed in a message titled "Bye-Bye Visual Voicema... See more...
I forgot to mention that I don't think Basic Visual Voicemail works on my phone, the Nokia Lumia Icon.  I read in the Nokia Lumia Icon discussions feed in a message titled "Bye-Bye Visual Voicemail" that after the recent changes basic visual voicemail no longer works on my phone. I'm planning on trying to save the voicemails on the Windows 10 voice recorder app using a dual mini headphone jack adapter which I hope will work.
Thanks SuzyQ. I did download YouMail to both my phone and my laptop but it will only save future messages not old stored messages. I do plan to use YouMail instead of Verizon's voicemail because ... See more...
Thanks SuzyQ. I did download YouMail to both my phone and my laptop but it will only save future messages not old stored messages. I do plan to use YouMail instead of Verizon's voicemail because losing the feature to keep messages indefinitely was one of the few reasons I stayed with them. My issue with CBW Productions is that in order to have them save messages, you have to delete any messages you don't want them to save for you otherwise they'll be saved at $5.00 each after the first one which is $10.00. Overall I'm just livid over the entire situation but I do appreciate your response and solution for future messages.
I've only used regular Voicemail not basic visual voicemail.
I often save my customers voicemails longer than 30 days to refer back to. What can be done after the new voicemail service is added to retain these messages? Part of the reason I've stayed with ... See more...
I often save my customers voicemails longer than 30 days to refer back to. What can be done after the new voicemail service is added to retain these messages? Part of the reason I've stayed with Verizon Wireless for over 10 years was my ability to save voicemails for an unlimited amount of time. What solutions are Verizon Wireless offering for customers such as myself who save voicemails besides sending files to CBW Productions?