I have the Nokia 735 and an "icon" doesn't come up telling me I have voicemail. I can't seem to find anything in the on-line manual or in troubleshooting that addresses this problem. I have missed several voicemails and am not happy.
Have you pinned the Voice Mail app to the Start Page? If not, tap and hold the Voice Mail app an select Pin to Start.
I had done that at first but apparently it got up-pinned. Thanks.
Same here. Just realized that when my vmail box overflowed.
I did notice that Verizon sends a text to my phone when there is vmailbox activity. It appears to be some sort of prompt for the non-existent visual reminder.
Would like to activate/restore the visual.
Help please.
rcsnyder wrote:Same here. Just realized that when my vmail box overflowed.I did notice that Verizon sends a text to my phone when there is vmailbox activity. It appears to be some sort of prompt for the non-existent visual reminder.Would like to activate/restore the visual.Help please.
rcsnyder wrote:
Which phone model do you have? Some older phones had the visual voicemail removed because the system they used was obsolete and shutdown.
Lumia 735
You should verify that you have the Visual Voicemail feature on your line through your MyVerizon account online. There should be a Voicemail application on your phone. That is the application you use to access the Visual Voicemail.
Visual Voicemail? Not sure we're talking about the same thing. I'm not asking for anything but the little reminder/alert flag that I had on my old phone (Lumia 928).
Please explain.
The text message you are receiving for each new voice mail is because the system thinks you have Visual Voicemail. If you just want the Basic Non-visual voicemail, then you should call customer service at 1-800-922-0204 from a landline or *611 from a Verizon Wireless phone and request they add the Block Visual Voicemail feature on your line. Then you will likely need to set up your voicemail again and turn on the notifications to get the notice of new voicemails in the notification bar.
