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That is not something the consumer normally turns on and off unless they have some type of downloaded application to allow it on their phone. When the VM box is full, it won't accept any more messages.
That is not something the consumer normally turns on and off unless they have some type of downloaded application to allow it on their phone. When the VM box is full, it won't accept any more messages.
So how many messages would you think would it take to have a full mailbox where no more messages can be taken? I have a few messages sometimes but never had a full mailbox. Maybe I'll call the carrier and see what they say.
I can't answer your question as there is no industry standard, it's up to each cellular carrier to decide. Standard VM will have a limited amount, enhanced VM will have 2-3 times more capacity. The carrier will verify the actual amount that can be stored.
Thank you. Some people seem to have that message box full all the time. Yes, I will check with my carrier, it probably is not the same as the others, but it's reasonable.
If you don't want to receive calls from someone, then just block that person.
If you just don't want to be distracted by phone calls then set up your phone to silent/vibration.
If you don't want to receive calls from someone, then just block that person.
If you just don't want to be distracted by phone calls then set up your phone to silent/vibration.
Right. But I was asking about the voicemail message that says Message Box is Full. Why some people leave it on is beyond me, but I don't think it's a way to block a call. Thanks for info about blocking.
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