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  1. #1
    Denny
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    Hi

    Im on Virgin PAYG. Is it possible for me to increase the length of time
    before my ringing phone automatically diverts to voicemail?

    TIA





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  2. #2

    Re: Divert to voicemail

    Denny wrote:
    > Hi
    >
    > Im on Virgin PAYG. Is it possible for me to increase the length of time
    > before my ringing phone automatically diverts to voicemail?


    I spent about 3 weeks asking Virgin to do this, and they always
    promised to and never did. I'd like at least 10 rings.

    In the end I gave in and turned voicemail off. If someone wants to
    talk to me they can ring again.




  3. #3
    {{{{{Welcome}}}}}
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    Re: Divert to voicemail

    Thus spaketh Denny:
    > Hi
    >
    > Im on Virgin PAYG. Is it possible for me to increase the length of
    > time before my ringing phone automatically diverts to voicemail?
    >
    > TIA


    I hate voicemail, don't have it on any of my phones (mobile or other), and
    avoid calling people who have it.

    30 seconds is the maximum, not enough time to pull over and answer, take it
    out of you pocket or find it.

    As I didn't want to annoy my callers I disabled voicemail straight away on
    my mobiles, I do have a number just for people to leave messages on, if for
    some unusual reason they can't reach me.


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  4. #4
    Ivor Jones
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    Re: Divert to voicemail


    "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk>
    wrote in message

    [snip]

    > I hate voicemail, don't have it on any of my phones
    > (mobile or other), and avoid calling people who have it.
    >
    > 30 seconds is the maximum, not enough time to pull over
    > and answer, take it out of you pocket or find it.


    It's never been a problem for me. If I'm driving the phone is in a car kit
    with auto-answer, if I'm walking it's in my pocket and easy enough to fish
    out.

    Ivor





  5. #5
    Marc
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    Re: Divert to voicemail

    Ivor Jones wrote:
    >> 30 seconds is the maximum, not enough time to pull over
    >> and answer, take it out of you pocket or find it.


    I wouldn't mind if it was quicker, but when it says "welcome to the 02
    answer phone bla bla bla, to edit your message press 1 at the end bla
    bla have a nice day" - just get on it with it and say "leave a voicemail"


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  6. #6
    Ivor Jones
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    Re: Divert to voicemail



    "Marc" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]
    > Ivor Jones wrote:
    > > > 30 seconds is the maximum, not enough time to pull
    > > > over and answer, take it out of you pocket or find it.


    Actually I didn't say that, you're quoting my name with another poster,
    please snip correctly.

    > I wouldn't mind if it was quicker, but when it says
    > "welcome to the 02 answer phone bla bla bla, to edit your
    > message press 1 at the end bla bla have a nice day" -
    > just get on it with it and say "leave a voicemail"


    I agree, but they have to get their money somehow, keeping callers hanging
    on is one way to do it I reckon.

    Ivor





  7. #7
    Simon Ough
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    Re: Divert to voicemail

    "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}" <bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...

    > I hate voicemail, don't have it on any of my phones (mobile or other), and
    > avoid calling people who have it.
    >
    > 30 seconds is the maximum, not enough time to pull over and answer, take
    > it out of you pocket or find it.
    >
    > As I didn't want to annoy my callers I disabled voicemail straight away on
    > my mobiles, I do have a number just for people to leave messages on, if
    > for some unusual reason they can't reach me.


    Oh God, it's the "I hate voicemail so everyone else should" brigade out
    again. Wondered when you'd crawl out of the woodwork!

    Voicemail works. Lots of people use it. 99% of people who call me leave me a
    message, and most of the time it costs them nothing as they are calling from
    their mobile anyway. It winds me up when they don't have voicemail. So much
    so, that I actually leave a message on their voicemail by calling it
    directly, so they have no choice!





  8. #8
    Ivor Jones
    Guest

    Re: Divert to voicemail



    "Simon Ough" <[email protected]> wrote in
    message news:[email protected]

    [snip]

    > Voicemail works. Lots of people use it. 99% of people who
    > call me leave me a message, and most of the time it costs
    > them nothing as they are calling from their mobile
    > anyway. It winds me up when they don't have voicemail. So
    > much so, that I actually leave a message on their
    > voicemail by calling it directly, so they have no choice!


    Costs them nothing from their mobile..? That's a good tariff. I have to
    pay for my mobile calls.

    Ivor





  9. #9
    Loz
    Guest

    Re: Divert to voicemail

    Ivor Jones wrote:

    >
    > Costs them nothing from their mobile..? That's a good tariff. I have to
    > pay for my mobile calls.
    >



    But if you have inclusive minutes you can hang up pretty quickly. It's
    a bummer for PAYT and LL users though, especially with the 5p - 10p
    minimum charge.



  10. #10
    Ivor Jones
    Guest

    Re: Divert to voicemail


    "Loz" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Ivor Jones wrote:
    >
    > > Costs them nothing from their mobile..? That's a good
    > > tariff. I have to pay for my mobile calls.

    >
    > But if you have inclusive minutes you can hang up pretty
    > quickly. It's a bummer for PAYT and LL users though,
    > especially with the 5p - 10p minimum charge.


    Wouldn't touch contract now, my usage doesn't warrant it any more.

    Ivor





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