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10-20-2021 10:20 PM
Today when I went to check my voicemail, I got a message telling me when I had last checked my voicemail: "your last mailbox access was 7:03pm," for example. If I hit 9 for "record" (I guess to acknowledge my access?), then it let's me get to my messages, but I don't want to have to do that.
Any advice? I'm guessing someone else in the house helped me by hitting some buttons.
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10-22-2021
04:47 PM
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03-04-2024
03:38 PM
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VirginPlusAntgi
Hey Richard! Welcome to the Community.
It sounds like you're referring to an Extended Absence Greeting.
To activate/disable this check out the steps below:
To activate an Extended Absence Greeting;
- Access your mailbox by pressing and holding the 1 key on your mobile phone and enter your password.
- Press 4 for Personal options.
- Press 3 for Personal greeting options.
- Press 2 and follow the instructions for creating an extended absence greeting.
To remove an Extended Absence Greeting;
- Access your mailbox by pressing and holding the 1 key on your mobile phone and enter your password.
- Press 2 to turn your Extended Absence Greeting off.
Have a great day. 🙂
- Patricia
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10-22-2021
04:47 PM
- last edited on
03-04-2024
03:38 PM
by
VirginPlusAntgi
Hey Richard! Welcome to the Community.
It sounds like you're referring to an Extended Absence Greeting.
To activate/disable this check out the steps below:
To activate an Extended Absence Greeting;
- Access your mailbox by pressing and holding the 1 key on your mobile phone and enter your password.
- Press 4 for Personal options.
- Press 3 for Personal greeting options.
- Press 2 and follow the instructions for creating an extended absence greeting.
To remove an Extended Absence Greeting;
- Access your mailbox by pressing and holding the 1 key on your mobile phone and enter your password.
- Press 2 to turn your Extended Absence Greeting off.
Have a great day. 🙂
- Patricia
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01-09-2024 07:32 PM
This started happening to me. I’ve done the above steps. Did not work. Also wondering why the extended absence turned on in the first place? Not sure what that even means actually.
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03-03-2024 05:38 PM
Having the same problem. Every time I open voicemail and get recording with last time accessing messages. I cannot delete it and above proposed solution did not work. I do not have an extended absence message.
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07-18-2024 05:06 PM
What is an extended absence greeting? Is that an automatic thing or is it just the message you record? Because honestly, no one listens to your outgoing message. I've had "This voicemail box is not monitored. Your message will not be listened to. Please text instead." and I STILL get voicemails and virgin "kindly" records them anyway and then sends me a text to say they have one for me, even though I have never activated it. SO ANNOYING. I just want the function gone, so people don't have the option of ignoring my message and irritating me with V/M's anymore.
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04-03-2025 11:00 PM
These instructions do not work. There's no way to disable this feature.
