How do I listen to my voicemail messages? Cannot find this info in the online manuel. Tracey

Call the service provider but if your provider is with ATT
this might be of help :
Resetting Voicemail Password

1. Reset Voicemail Password online at att.com.
2. You will receive a free text message confirming the voicemail password has been reset.
3. Press and hold the 1 to call the voicemail system from your wireless phone.
4. When prompted, enter your new secure 7- to 15-digit voicemail password, and then press the # key.
5. Follow the prompts to complete the voicemail password reset process.
6. You will now be able to receive and listen to voicemail messages.

Delete voice mail by going through the keypad on your cell phone. The actual procedure depends on the kind of cell phone that you own. For example, on the Nokia 1100, hold down the "1" key while you are on standby. Tracfone connects you to your voicemail, where you can follow spoken menu instructions to listen to your voicemail. After you hear the voice message, you're asked if you want to delete your recordings.

This is not recommended, because connecting in this way uses up your minutes even if you just want to listen to them.

Use your landline phone to delete messages if you want to avoid using your Tracfone minutes. Turn off your cell phone so it doesn't ring and then call your cell phone number from a landline.

Press the "*" (star) key as soon as you hear your voice mail greeting. Then enter your password number and press the "#" (pound) key.

Listen to the instructions for accessing your voice mail, which can vary slightly depending on the phone you have. You are told the number of new and old messages you have, how to listen to them and how to store or delete them. Press the number for listening to the message to hear it, and then the number for deleting.

Depending on if you use the Instant voicemail app or call into the direct line their are different reset procedures. Additionally it will depend on the specific carrier you use. I will include some common carriers so you can use which one is applicable.
Verizon
Press *611 then press SEND (airtime is free). Alternatively, call (800) 922-0204 (toll free) from any phone to reach the automated customer service menu. Listen to the instructions then when prompted, press 4. Listen to the instructions then when prompted say "Reset voicemail password".
AT&T
Call the AT&T automated system from your mobile device. Press "1" to confirm your wireless phone number. Press "3" to select Reset Your Voicemail Password. You will receive a temporary password via free text message.
Sprint
To reset your voicemail passcode:

Sign in to My Sprint with your username and password.

Click the My preferences tab.

Under Things I can manage online, click Change voicemail passcode. The Reset Voicemail Passcode window will open.

listen to voicemail by holding down number one for about 2 seconds replay a message by pressing 4

You have unheard messages on the voicemail system provided by your telephone company. This system records messages when someone calls while you're already on the phone. Please contact your telephone company for instructions on accessing their voicemail system.

just dial your voicemail box number to listen to voicemail messages left by callers..usually the #1 key is the voicemail dail key..press and hold the #1 key to have your phone dial the voicemail number..(if voicemail is activated and set up on your phone)

well most of the time you have a voicemail or a text message or like on my phone it means i have a email listen to your voicemail check your text and email if that dont work just go to clear count in voicmeail

Called GE. Here's what's happening (at least with my phone). I use VONAGE as a carrier. VONAGE's package includes voicemail. I have my VONAGE voicemail account set up to take any call that comes in if the answering machine on my GE phone does not pick up -- for instance if I'm on the phone and I do not "flash" over to the incoming call, that caller will eventually be sent to my VONAGE voicemail where they can leave a message. (Otherwise I would either take the call, or, if not already in use, the GE phone/answering system would simpy take the message.) This GE phone is commucating with my VONAGE account and letting me know that I have a mesage in my VONAGE account voicemail. All I have to do is either go online and delete the messages (after listening to them of course) and refresh the page. Once the messsages are deleted, the carrier lets my phone know the messages are gone and the NEW VOICE MAIL prompt on the handset disappears. I suppose I can do it by listening to the messages by calling in and deleting through the touch pad on the phone as well

I have FiOs and used some of the info I gathered from this page to get my voice mail working now! To set up my voice mail I called my phone number (from the house phone), then pressed * when the automated system picked up...Your prompted to use a 4 digit pass code, which is the last 4 digits of your phone number (worked for me). From there I listened to the prompts and created a new "4 digit pw" as well as a "name password" by the end of the cycle. It then allowed me to listen to the messages on the phone and delete them! Phone finally says ready on it.

Changing the voicemail message would entirely depend on your provider - how they set it up for you and how you can setup your own message. They must have a specific number you can dial to set your voicemail message. This setting is not available on your phone; rather voicemail messages on the voicemail server of your provider. So, the best way out would be contact the provider. Cheers