O2's new voicemail service sucks...

....O2 customer service advise that you can't reset the new voicemail back to
the default network greeting, once a personal greeting has been set.

I wanted to reset it to the default greeting as they've finally removed the
mobile number that has been dialled from the standard greeting.

When I spoke to O2, they asked me to try the network code ##002#, which is
meant to reset the voicemail, in addition to the usual 1750/1760
combinations.

Regards

dnsblfeeder@emailssl.com declared for all the world to hear...
> ...O2 customer service advise that you can't reset the new voicemail back to
> the default network greeting, once a personal greeting has been set.
>
> I wanted to reset it to the default greeting as they've finally removed the
> mobile number that has been dialled from the standard greeting.
>
> When I spoke to O2, they asked me to try the network code ##002#, which is
> meant to reset the voicemail, in addition to the usual 1750/1760
> combinations.

##002# cancels all diverts.
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Regards
Jon

"Anti Spam Bloke" <dnsblfeeder@emailssl.com> wrote in message
news:eooklr$hf0$1@posting.glorb.com...
> ...O2 customer service advise that you can't reset the new voicemail back
> to
> the default network greeting, once a personal greeting has been set.
>
> I wanted to reset it to the default greeting as they've finally removed
> the
> mobile number that has been dialled from the standard greeting.
>
> When I spoke to O2, they asked me to try the network code ##002#, which is
> meant to reset the voicemail, in addition to the usual 1750/1760
> combinations.
>
> Regards

Can't you just use what you could use before to reset it; 1750 and 1760?
One's on, one's off, can't remember.

Worked for me, not tried 'new improved' service mind you.