> It really annoys me having to phone a number to retrieve my voicemail
> messages. And of course with most billing plans this is not free.
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> US have it. They call it "call screening". But are there any phones in
> the UK that have it? Or were the shop staff right?
> It really annoys me having to phone a number to retrieve my voicemail
> messages. And of course with most billing plans this is not free.
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> rings, then it answers for me and stores any message on the phone
> itself.
I would guess such an application exists to download for symbian smartphones
?
I use 3 which has free voicemail
Steve Terry
Ivor Jones - 06 Feb 2008 17:37 GMT
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So does Virgin.
Ivor
Steve Terry - 06 Feb 2008 17:46 GMT
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> So does Virgin.
> Ivor
Do all Virgin tariffs still have free Voicemail?
Steve Terry
Ivor Jones - 06 Feb 2008 19:03 GMT
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: : :
: : : So does Virgin.
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: : Do all Virgin tariffs still have free Voicemail?
As far as I know, yes. Although I could be wrong (nothing unusual
there..!)
Ivor
In article <d486d3bd-a890-4e49-982d-7e0faeab2c75
@f10g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, anon36@yahoo.com says...
> It really annoys me having to phone a number to retrieve my voicemail
> messages. And of course with most billing plans this is not free.
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> rings, then it answers for me and stores any message on the phone
> itself.
Applications exist that can make smartphones do just that. The phone
does not come with it built in. There was one a long while back, the
Sony Z5 I think, but no modern phones do.

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Rob - 07 Feb 2008 08:02 GMT
> In article <d486d3bd-a890-4e49-982d-7e0faeab2c75
> @f10g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, ano...@yahoo.com says...
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> Regards
> Jon
yeah the Z5 had an answer phone built into the phone. i remember it
had a 20 second recording feature.
im on o2 and i get free voice mail!!!!!!!
John Blessing - 07 Feb 2008 09:21 GMT
>> In article <d486d3bd-a890-4e49-982d-7e0faeab2c75
>> @f10g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, ano...@yahoo.com says...
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> im on o2 and i get free voice mail!!!!!!!
Even if you could find one, you might find it difficult switching off your
network's answerphone (and keeping it off). I know that is my only complaint
about Tmobile. I guess the reason is that it makes the network money if they
do connect your caller to something, even if it is just your voicemail.

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Ken Preston - 07 Feb 2008 10:13 GMT
>. There was one a long while back, the
>Sony Z5 I think, but no modern phones do.
Also the Samsung SGH600 had it.
Ken Preston.