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NLSA - 30 Jan 2004 22:16 GMT

My wife and I have a second house (they are called "camps" in New
York) in a rural location about 40 miles south of Syracuse. We go
there occasionaly. Sometimes, when we approach the "camp," I receive
a beep from my cell phone notifying me of a voice mail. When I listen
to the message, sometimes it is 2-3 weeks old! My phone has been
turned on all the time so the voice mail could have been delivered
previously. Could someone explain how voice mail could go into limbo
like this? BTW, the "camp" is in a different, but adjacent, Verizon
market region from our normal home.

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The Ghost of General Lee - 31 Jan 2004 03:25 GMT

>My wife and I have a second house (they are called "camps" in New
>York) in a rural location about 40 miles south of Syracuse. We go
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>like this? BTW, the "camp" is in a different, but adjacent, Verizon
>market region from our normal home.

Odd. I thought VZW only held messages for up to 14 days. I
frequently have them come in hours later, especially on Friday nights.

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momcat1 - 31 Jan 2004 14:21 GMT

> My wife and I have a second house (they are called "camps" in New
> York) in a rural location about 40 miles south of Syracuse. We go
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> like this? BTW, the "camp" is in a different, but adjacent, Verizon
> market region from our normal home.

This happens all the time in the Hudson Valley! Like 3-4 times a
week. We've never been able to get a solution either.

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Stanley Reynolds - 31 Jan 2004 21:26 GMT

> > My wife and I have a second house (they are called "camps" in New
> > York) in a rural location about 40 miles south of Syracuse. We go
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> This happens all the time in the Hudson Valley! Like 3-4 times a
> week. We've never been able to get a solution either.

This is off topic but somethings we never get the answer for like:

http://www.vhfdx.net/lde.html

Maybe your messages bounced off a distant object , most likely they were not
deleted due to some computer error. I wonder if VM is cached or stored in
more than one location ?

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