Hi. I recently received a message from my service provider that I had to update my voice mail greeting, and ever since then, I have not been able to retrieve my voice mails. When I call in to listen, it accepts my password, but I get a message that states "You have unplayed messages in your mailbox...thank you... goodbye", and then I get disconnected. Any idea what I have to do?

Les,

If you want to delete the actual voice mails, you have to go through your phone company (using their keypad commands) since voice mail is only accessible through your phone (but the voice mail messages are stored through your phone company provider).

Info from the Uniden DECT 6.0 6035 Manual:

Using the Voice Mail Service If you subscribe to a voice mail service, you can use your phone to access your voice mailbox. The new message LED on the handset ?ashes and VM appears in the handset display whenever you have messages waiting in yourvoice mailbox. When you subscribe to the service, your voice mail provider provides you with the access number and the required voice mail signaling tone. You can use your phonebook to store the access number.

Resetting the Voice Message Waiting Indicator

When you receive a new voice mail message, the new message LED on the top of the handset ?ashes and
appears in the handset display. In the event your message alert tone gets out of sync with your phone company's voice messaging system, you can reset back to its original "no messages waiting" state. To reset, press and hold [?nd hs] on the base for ?ve seconds. A beep sounds and the message alert tone is reset.

Here is the manual:
Uniden 6035 1 Owner Manual

all you have to do is ring your service provider they will do it over the phone(activate it) then give u a number to ring to do your message too others and check the mail

Recorded greeting....assuming voice mail greeting. VM is switch related vs stored in the phone. You will need to log into VM and choose the option for greeting, then you can overwrite your current greeting

Depending on your wireless service provider, the method for changing your voice mail greeting or voice mail password might differ. You should be able to access the options for changing your voice mail greeting or voice mail password when you check your voice mail. For more information, contact your wireless service provider.

Verizon's voice mail service accepts messages for you when you are busy, or just don't want to answer the phone. The basic service will record up to 20 messages, with a three-minute maximum per message. The messages are held for 21 days, after which they are deleted automatically. Voice mail is usually included when you first activate your service, and you can check to see that you have voice mail from the "My Verizon" account area on the Verizon website. Once you have established you have voice mail on your account, you can set it up by programming it.
Sponsored LinkGet 30 days of 3G @ Rs 99ideacellular.com/DataplanGet 300 MB @ Rs. 99 Only. Now Upto 70% Discount on Idea 3G Plans! Step 1Press "*86" and then "Send" from your phone on Verizon's network. "86" are the characters "VM" using the alpha-keys. Then enter your wireless phone number. Press "#" when you hear the greeting. Follow the prompts to set up your password, greeting and mailbox options and then end the call when you're done.
Step 2Press "*86" and then "Send" from your phone. If you're not on the Verizon network, enter your wireless phone number. Press "#" when you hear the greeting. Then enter the password, followed by "#." Listen to the messages and then press "7" to delete and "9" to save.
Step 3Rerecord your greeting by choosing "Personal Options," which is the number "4" key. Options include notification options and other greetings like "Extended Absence." Follow the voice prompts to navigate through the tiered system.
Step 4Verify your voice-mail indicator is working by accessing your voice mail and pressing the number "4" key. Press "1" to toggle the message-waiting indicator on or off. Listen to the announcement that tells you how it's set.

Hi,If your account is enabled for voice mail, you can receive voice messages in your Inbox and also in a text message on your mobile phone. Both the message in your Inbox and the text message will include a preview of the voice message in text.
How do I set up voice mail?

1. Go to https://outlook.com to sign in to your mailbox, go to Options > Voice Mail tab, and then click Set Up Now.
2. When you set up your voice mail:
* You'll register your mobile phone number.
* Text messaging is set up. You can choose to be notified in a text message that you have voice mail or have missed a call.
* Call forwarding is set up so that your mobile provider forwards calls you receive to your voice mail. So if you don't answer your phone, your phone is busy, or you're unreachable or unavailable, the caller will be sent to your voice mail. After your personal greeting is played, the caller can leave a voice message for you.
* You can test whether your voice mail has been set up correctly by dialing your mobile phone number from your mobile phone. This verifies that call forwarding is correctly set up with your mobile provider.

How do I change my voice mail after I've set it up?

After you've finished setting up voice mail, you may want to:

* Change the mobile provider's voice mail number so you can use the key your provider has reserved for accessing voice mail to access your voice mail. For details about how to do this, see Changing the Number You Call to Access Your Voice Mail.
* Create a contact on your mobile phone. For details about how to do this, see Create a Contact for Voice Mail.
* Assign a speed dial key to the contact you create for Outlook Web App voice mail. For details about how to do this, see Set Up Speed Dialing for Voice Mail.

What else do I need to know?

* The voice mail service is available only to certain customers in certain regions. If you can use voice mail, you'll see a welcome message in your Inbox telling you how to set up voice mail for your account.

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You can mess around in the Message Manager's mailbox and search for the custom greeting that contains the Lunch menu, but your Voice Mail installer should have left you specific instructions on how to change all greetings and custom service messages. As a minimum, you might give them a call and ask for a refresher in where those recordings reside in your voice mail system.

The Voice Mail be it a TVA or TVS, has a console program and password that will let you log into it and see where everything is located. The dealer should have provided instructions and passwords for administering the system.

Carl

the night mode message that is being used is the main phone's (phone with lowest Ext. number) night mode message that was customized through it's voice mail.go on the main phone and listen to its voice mail. (voice mail ext. usually 165)continue listening until you hear some options.select the voicemail management optionthen select the change personal greeting optionthen select the after hours greeting optionhope this helps!

To fix this problem is you need to borrow/own a phone that is from your service provider that isn't touch or 3G phone. I used Nokia 5200 or Nokia 5300.. Same phones

Change the number for Voice mail. (Your Cellphone Number) then put your Voice Mail # on your Text number where you receive your Text service SMS. Make sure both # has the +1 at the start.

Hope this help...

what is your service provider? Many service providers allow you to call your own cell number then in the options for your voicemailbox you can record your greeting.