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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / November 2006What's the T-Mobile voicemail number in the UK?
i.e. on Orange it's 123 aka 07973 100 123 Thanks. Fred. www.filesaveas.co.uk This is the place I use when stuck for settings for all networks.  SignatureGerry (The MOTH) > i.e. on Orange it's 123 aka 07973 100 123 > > Thanks. > > Fred. > www.filesaveas.co.uk > > This is the place I use when stuck for settings for all networks. Thanks, but it has the other 3 networks but NOT T-Mobile. Fred. P.S. Strange name for a site! Not very relevant to the content. > Thanks, but it has the other 3 networks but NOT T-Mobile. Found it on the T-Mobile sub-page. Not sure I understand it though. Why don't T-Mob just have a shortcode for it? Thanks, Fred. >> Thanks, but it has the other 3 networks but NOT T-Mobile. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Fred. dial 222 from your handset and the voicemail number will be set up automatically. >>> Thanks, but it has the other 3 networks but NOT T-Mobile. >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >dial 222 from your handset and the voicemail number will be set up >automatically. Google Groups is your friend: "If dialling 222 doesn't reset things, then you can find out what your voicemail number is yourself by pressing *#67# [send] (which tells you the number that your phone diverts your calls to on "busy" - ie: your voicemail number)." SignatureNick B. [snip] > Google Groups is your friend: No it isn't. Anything Google is far too intrusive for my liking. Ivor > [snip] > >> Google Groups is your friend: > > No it isn't. Anything Google is far too intrusive for my liking. > Ivor He meant the Google groups archives which are your friend, more than you brain seems to be Steve Terry > > [snip] > > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Steve Terry Anything to do with Google is to be avoided. Particularly its implementation of newsgroups. Ivor >> > [snip] >> > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > implementation of newsgroups. > Ivor No one said anything about it's implementation of NGs It's about being able to read NG archives, where you will find the answers to your question which has been asked a hundred times before. Doing so will stop you wasting all our time You haven't been taking your medication have you Steve Terry > > > > [snip] > > > > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Steve Terry Unlike you to be so nasty, Steve. To use this system still requires using a Google site, which I am reluctant to do. Besides, if you consider time here wasted, why are you here at all..? Ivor >> > > > [snip] >> > > > >> > > > > Google Groups is your friend: <snip nastyness> > Unlike you to be so nasty, Steve. To use this system still requires using > a Google site, which I am reluctant to do. Besides, if you consider time > here wasted, why are you here at all..? Ivor Trying to help those who have a problem that hasn't been answered a dozen times before The question is, are you intentionally Trolling, or just like to waste your own and other peoples time. How about going straight to: http://groups.google.co.uk/advanced_search?hl=en and putting your question in there. Avoiding too much nasty contact with that there awful Google Steve Terry >>> > > > [snip] >>> > > > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >and putting your question in there. >Avoiding too much nasty contact with that there awful Google Well as we seem to have drifted well OT... with everyone out there collecting our personal data and using it for their own evil purposes it's sometimes difficult to make informed choice. Personally I'm happy with Google although I am wary no to leave any sensitive information on there. Ivor, perhaps if you have concerns about Google Groups then maybe you ought to consider using X-No-Archive? SignatureNick B. >Anything to do with Google is to be avoided. Particularly its >implementation of newsgroups. You are a very silly and sadly mistaken person. SignatureIain the out-of-date hairydog guide to mobile phones http://www.hairydog.co.uk/cell1.html Browse now while stocks last! > Anything to do with Google is to be avoided. Particularly its > implementation of newsgroups. > > Ivor I've been using these groups for many years, as you have too, and as a regular (although I've been away for a bit) I must disagree with you. Google archives save a hell of a lot of repetition and themselves are a FAQ for many topics. Without it, this group would be nothing better than a stuck LP. SignatureAntz Part of the UKtm family -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com > i.e. on Orange it's 123 aka 07973 100 123 There is no global voicemail number a la Orange etc. You have your own individual voicemail number set up as per details that somebody else has posted. |
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