Verizon: (800) 922-0204. Sprint: *2 AT&T: 611 T-Mobile: 611 Telus: 611 Vodafone: 191 Docomo: 151
You may be asked for your voicemail PIN, an account password, and/or other credentials.
Enabling voicemail doesn’t disable your voicemail. It just forwards the call to a different number. This is meant to be a short-term solution. Most carriers will disable your voicemail for you if you ask them to do so. [1] X Research source Calling your carrier is the only reliable long-term way to turn off voicemail on your Android.
Not all phone carriers support Call Forwarding. If you can’t find this option, it may be possible that it’s not supported by your carrier.
Not all phone carriers support Call Forwarding. If you can’t find this option, it may be possible that it’s not supported by your carrier.
Not all phone carriers support Call Forwarding. If you can’t find this option, it may be possible that it’s not supported by your carrier.
Not all phone carriers support Call Forwarding. If you can’t find this option, it may be possible that it’s not supported by your carrier.
Always Forward: This option forwards all your calls to a different number. Forward when busy: This option forwards your calls when you are on another call. Forward when unanswered: This forwards your calls to a different number when the call goes unanswered. This is the best option to bypass your voicemail because calls will be forwarded to a different number instead of your voicemail. Forward when unreachable: This forwards calls when your phone is off or not able to receive service.
Use an inactive phone number, if you know one.
If you have Verizon, for example, you’ll need to fill your mailbox with 20 messages to fill it. [2] X Research source If you have Sprint, you’ll need 30 messages. [3] X Research source Most carriers, including Sprint, delete new messages if you haven’t retrieved them in 30 days. This means you’ll have to repeat this process once a month to keep your voicemail box full.
