Verizon voicemail backdoor number

I am looking for a backdoor number for voicemail for the 203-767-XXXX
number in the Bridgeport, CT area. Does anyone know the number or how
to find out what it is? I wish to be able to call for messages from a
landline phone without having the phone ring. I called Verizon and they
told me there is no alternate number. I don't believe them. Personally
I checked to see what number my cell dials when I press *86 though in
the call history it won't show the number. I'd greatly appreciate a
solution to this situation.

Cellseeking

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hisjourney wrote:

> I am looking for a backdoor number for voicemail for the 203-767-XXXX
> number in the Bridgeport, CT area. Does anyone know the number or how
> to find out what it is? I wish to be able to call for messages from a
> landline phone without having the phone ring. I called Verizon and they
> told me there is no alternate number. I don't believe them. Personally
> I checked to see what number my cell dials when I press *86 though in
> the call history it won't show the number. I'd greatly appreciate a
> solution to this situation.
>
As far as I know, Verizon has been phasing out all backdoor numbers, and by
now there probably are none that are active anymore.

Where on earth does *86 dial to????? Someone out there is a master at
cracking these things! With all the hackers someone must find this a
cinch to do. HELP !

Cellseeker

hisjourney wrote:
> Thanks for that info. I know other systems still use a general number
> to access voicemail as does Cingular wireless. That *86 Verizon uses
> surely calls some number out there and I keep on it until I decipher
> it. If anyone else out there has found the key PLEASE let me know what
> you uncovered. ANYONE out there please HELP! It will be greatly
> appreciated. Just turning off the phone does not get me into voicemail
> in a stealth mode. That's what I need.
>
> Cellseeker
>
> Ralph Alvy wrote:
> > hisjourney wrote:
> >
> > > I am looking for a backdoor number for voicemail for the 203-767-XXXX
> > > number in the Bridgeport, CT area. Does anyone know the number or how
> > > to find out what it is? I wish to be able to call for messages from a
> > > landline phone without having the phone ring. I called Verizon and they
> > > told me there is no alternate number. I don't believe them. Personally
> > > I checked to see what number my cell dials when I press *86 though in
> > > the call history it won't show the number. I'd greatly appreciate a
> > > solution to this situation.
> > >
> > As far as I know, Verizon has been phasing out all backdoor numbers, and by
> > now there probably are none that are active anymore.

hisjourney wrote:

> Thanks for that info. I know other systems still use a general number
> to access voicemail as does Cingular wireless. That *86 Verizon uses
> surely calls some number out there and I keep on it until I decipher
> it. If anyone else out there has found the key PLEASE let me know what
> you uncovered. ANYONE out there please HELP! It will be greatly
> appreciated. Just turning off the phone does not get me into voicemail
> in a stealth mode. That's what I need.

Just found this in a thread elsewhere. Maybe it will help if you have speed
dial capabilities. It was a response to what to do after dialing your cell
number and hitting the * key:

> Perhaps I have a different VM system...but after getting the same
> "please enter your password" message, and entering password, there's
> the option to, " listen press 1",or "send press 2"
>
> Then I enter my cell number and can then "Send" myself a VM message.
>
> Just requires a little longer automated message string, to leave
> messages to one's voice mailbox.
>
> Do the new VM versions lack the abilty for option #2, to "send"?

hisjourney wrote:

> Where on earth does *86 dial to????? Someone out there is a master at
> cracking these things! With all the hackers someone must find this a
> cinch to do. HELP !

My suspicion is that those number only work when dialed from a cell phone
now.