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Changing your voicemail allows you to personalize or customize the greeting callers will hear when you are not available. The instructions for changing your voicemail vary depending on your wireless or residential service provider.

Method 1
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Verizon Wireless

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  1. This command dials directly into Verizon’s voicemail system.
  2. You will now hear the voicemail main menu options.
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Method 2
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AT&T Wireless

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  1. This command dials you into the AT&T voicemail system.
  2. You will hear a variety of voicemail greeting options.
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Method 3
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T-Mobile Wireless

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  1. This command automatically dials into the T-Mobile voicemail system.
  2. The existing greeting will play first, and the system will confirm that you want to replace your current greeting.
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Sprint Wireless

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  1. This command automatically dials into Sprint’s voicemail system.
  2. You can either record a personal greeting, or select the standard, automatic greeting.
  3. If you choose to record a personal greeting, the voicemail system will walk you through recording your greeting.
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Method 5
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US Cellular

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  1. This command will dial you into the voicemail system’s main menu.
  2. You will hear options to set or record a new voicemail greeting.
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Method 6
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Cox Residential

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  1. You will hear options to record, enable, or disable a variety of voicemail greetings, such as an “All Calls” greeting, the “No Answer” greeting, an “Out of the Office” greeting, and more.
  2. For example, if you want to change the voicemail greeting that all callers hear, press “1” to record an “All Calls” greeting.
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Method 7
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Comcast / Xfinity Residential

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  1. You will now hear the main menu options for the voicemail system.
  2. You will now hear options to set up either a standard greeting or personal greeting.
  3. Press “1” to use a standard greeting with your phone number, press “2” to use a standard greeting with your name, or press “3” to record a new personal greeting.
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