Voicemail problem if u call me, & i dont answer instesd of going to voicemail it goes to busy signal.my sister text message me & when i try to receive it, it says unable to download.everytime i get mmm it says, i sent u mmm,to retreive it go to bla,bla,bla etc(cant remember)

What phone do you have?
Voice messages or text messages?
press and hold the number 1 for voice messages and go to your text message app to to view text messages
good luck

Samsung Galaxy S6: How to get voicemail (phone calls go direct to voicemail)

Hello.. 2 things we need to address here:

1. How to access voice mail account:

Access VM: Press 1:
Easy way to access your voice message system is to go to the dialer pad on your phone and press down on the "1" key until your voice messaging system announces

or you can dial your phone number to get to your voice mail

2. Change Call Setting, go to:
Dialer > (3 dots) Select Settings > Call > (scroll down) Select More Settings > Call Forwarding > Voice Call > then change to Always Forward (turn off)




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fast busy signal (plural fast busy signals)

1. (telephony) An audible signal on a voice phone line that sounds more frequently than a standard busy singal, indicating that notransmission path to the called phone number is available.

What Does Fast Busy Signal Mean on Cell Phone eHow

Assuming that the you want to have voicemail messages automatically transcribed and either emailed or SMS/Texted to you so you can read them...

First, you would need to get the audio of the message to either an automated or human powered transcription service. Since none of the cellular carriers' voicemail systems are capable of that, the other option is to have unanswered calls diverted to a voicemail system that is capable of delivering an audio file via email. Fortunately, all of the major carriers (including AT&T in your case) offer call forward busy/no answer at no charge.

Once you have liberated the message from the grip of the cellular carrier, you then need to find a service provider that can receive the audio file, rapidly transcribe it, then email and/or text it to the destination(s) you desire.

Automated transcription is generally faster -maybe a couple of minutes- and cheaper -free to a few cents per message- but the accuracy can be laughable. Human powered transcription is a bit slower -maybe 5 to 10 minutes for the average message- and more expensive -maybe $0.20 to $0.50 for the average message-, but the accuracy is reliable.

GoogleVoice is a good example for the automated/free option.
www.TalkScribe.com is a good example for the human powered option.

well the ringing is from another speaker that works as a loudspeaker/ handsfree on your phone

as a preliminary check try connecting a headset and answer the phone if you can hear the other party then the problem is with the earpeice, you might want to get it repaired

ANY phone system will have this problem.

If 5 people call in, the first 4 will be answered, but the 5th will get busy, as there are no lines available into your phones voicemail system.

IF, you have voicemail through the phone company, you can get their voicemail feature for extra.

THEN, if 5 people call in, the first 4 go to the phones, and the fifth gets the voicemail greeting.

It would be dependant on the line provider how many calls their voicemail would handle at one time. SO if 500 people call in, 4 get through, and MAYBE 5 go to voicemail, the rest get busy.....

Maybe you never activated the phone to receive txt messages. Call up sprint and activate incoming txt.

this may solve ur problem..go to menu, settings, hit the phone settings, hit the restore factory settings... if you have sec.code hit it there,,dont have.. just key in 12345,,. or use this *#7370# or *#6680#

First try to clear your un needed texts, then check your multimedia messages.

go to menu settings call divert and divert status and check your mail box number