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Until recently, when I got a new voicemail, after I listened to it, I could press # to skip it. The next time I called in, the message would still be listed as 'new'. Now, if I press # to skip it, or just end call after listening, the message goes into 'saved' messages. I have several messages saved, so now I have to go through each one to get to the 'new' one. Can this be changed back to the way it was?

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Verizon_Support

Sorry to hear about the issues with voicemail, debrantley. I definitely want to get to the bottom of this. Upon review, you should still be able to skip voicemails (and keep them as new) by pressing # before the message is done playing back as this functionality has not changed. For confirmation of this, see #7 of the "Using Voicemail" section for the available actions:

https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/voice-mail-faqs/

However, are you pressing "#" after the message is finished playing?

RyanM_VZW

debrantley

Thank you, but this is NOT how it is working now. I just tested it on (2) new voice mails, and was certain to press # before the end of the message. When I called back in, all messages were in the 'saved' box, no messages left in 'new'.

Verizon_Support

I appreciate the added details, debrantley. What's the make and model of the device you're using with us? Since the change in behavior occurred, what recent changes have been performed on the device (new apps, updates, etc.)?

RyanC_VZW

debrantley

iPhone 7S, no changes. I press either 7 to delete, 9 to save, or # to skip. It used to work that when I pressed # while listening to a new message, that message would still be 'new' when I called back in. Now it is being put in 'saved' messages.

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