Disable Voicemail Password?

[qnoob]

Originally Posted by jjt3hii

Doing some research I found a working solution. I signed up with youmail which replaces the verizon voicemail.

http://www.youmail.com/ . . . NICE, tell us how this works out. The mp3 file e-mail attachment is convenient too.

[n99hockey]

Originally Posted by jjt3hii

Doing some research I found a working solution. I signed up with youmail which replaces the verizon voicemail. It's configurable to not ask for pin if calling from your phone. I also instantly get an email with the mp3 file attached when someone leaves a voicemail. Very nice, and free. I found a couple other services that did basically the same thing but rather only checked your verizon voicemail on a schedule of once per hour. They had bad reviews and comments though.

sweet happiness

so your happy with this service?
would you recommend it?
i like the fact it emails a copy of the voicemail too!

[jjt3hii]

Originally Posted by n99hockey

so your happy with this service?
would you recommend it?
i like the fact it emails a copy of the voicemail too!

After using it for a couple days i'm real happy, it works really well. I instantly get the email in my outlook on my notebook and on my phone. Online setup took less then 5 mins. It defaults to sending you text messages which is super annoying, but if you login to your account at there website you can quickly disable the text messages and enable the email with attachments.

The only problem I had is that they send the attachment as a .wav file using a standard "mulaw" codec, which for some reason the windows media player doesnt recognize. If you install the free TPCMC, http://picard.exceed.hu/tcpmp/test/ , it works just fine if you set it as the default player for wav files.

Another nice feature of youmail is setting unique voicemail greetings based on who calls you. Freaks people out!