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How do I completely block a number on iphone 5
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I blocked a number on Saturday and it has just left a v/m message.
How can I completely block every means of contact please, texts, calls, messages, voicemails etc
How can I completely block every means of contact please, texts, calls, messages, voicemails etc
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I blocked a number on Saturday and it has just left a v/m message.
How can I completely block every means of contact please, texts, calls, messages, voicemails etc
Voicemail is provided by your network, not your phone, so you would need to contact your network provider.
Just blocking on your phone may stop a call going to voicemail when you phone is on (and has signal) but it can't prevent it if the phone is off or in a signal blackspot.0 -
Thankyou , I have rung EE and they can't help , I can't even delete the v/m facility0
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When I was with Orange, there was an option to switch off the voicemail facility. It involved a phone call, but it was all do-able.
Likewise with 3 mobile. One call to their service centre resulted in the voicemail facility being turned off. I'd be surprised if a major network like EE didn't offer this.
Thinking about it... Orange became EE!0 -
SouthUKMan wrote: »Likewise with 3 mobile. One call to their service centre resulted in the voicemail facility being turned off. I'd be surprised if a major network like EE didn't offer this.
Yes, I'm with Three now as well - I phoned to switch off the voicemail and then I can chose to switch it back on again as I like using GSM codes IIRC.0 -
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Some phones (like my Sony) come with their own voice mail built into the device and can be switched on or off regardless of network.I shot a vein in my neck and coughed up a Quaalude.
Lou Reed The Last Shot0 -
^^ Pretty sure they dont
The setting you are changing on your phone just decides wether it diverts to the carrier voicemail or not.
"Divert on no answer", "divert when busy" etc0
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