Vtech DECT 6.0 Cordless Phone with Digital Answering System "telephone answering mail box" Questions

...telephone service provider (whom we used to call "the phone company"). This Voice Mail is totally separate from the messages we can record & manage with an Answering Machine System. Managing the ...

...mail". You're subscribed to a voicemail system provided by your telephone company that takes messages when someone calls while you're already on the phone. Please contact your telephone ...

Are you hearing this? Check with your telephone service provider if you are unsure. If your telephone answering machine says it hasn't taken any messages, the full box message must be coming from them

telephone answering machines have a maximum of 14 minutes recording time. You can restrict the length of messages people are allowed to leave. Most default options are 1min or 4 minutes. Some machines

...mail it on my vtech 6.0 telephone Since you declined to specify the model of your VTech phone, please enter it into the search box at http://www.vtechphones.com/support/general/manuals to download a ...

...telephone system have a messaging serivice? It all depends on what you mean by "messaging service." A 7330 instrument is just a phone that is forward and backward compatible with about 18 different ...

...mail box after the second ring Sounds like your service provider(Verizon) has your phone line setup to forward to voicemail on no answer after 2 rings. Call your service provider's customer service ...

...mail box instead of ringing the internal extension? When an external call comes in and the person they want doesn't want to answer, how can I just send it to the voice mail without having to tell my ...

...pilot (201) 4a. If forwarding to external number dial 0 then dial outside telephone number 5. Dial # then press the Speaker Phone key Use the voice mail that is set for your system. Hope this ...

mail box set up, and you don't use your answering machine for messages, that would be something that is set up through your phone company (AT&T, Verizon, etc.). Typically, to access your voicemail