Voicemail is a virtual analogue of an answering machine. This service does not require the subscriber to purchase additional equipment. It is mainly provided by mobile operators.
Instructions
Step 1
If you use the services of a mobile operator MTS, to listen to your received voice messages with the Voice / Fax Mail service connected, call 0861. Then press the key with number 1. If you want to know from which number the message was received, then press key 7. Then you can either delete the message by pressing key 5, or save it with key 4. The saved message will be kept for several more days. If you do not erase, but do not save the message, it will be deleted automatically as soon as you hang up. The cost of a call depends on which service option you use - "Answering Machine" or "Secretary", and the caller pays the same amount for leaving a message as if he just called you.
Step 2
If you are a Beeline subscriber, to use the voice mail system with the Autoresponder or Autoresponder + service connected, call 0600. Press 1 to listen to the message, 2 to find out the number of its author, 4 to save the message, or 5 to delete. A call to 0600 is charged in the same way as a call to an intranet number. Also, the Beeline operator provides other services using voice messages: "Talking letter" and "Be aware +". The first assumes that the author of the message will send it free of charge. But you will have to pay to listen to it for the first time. Subsequent listening to the same message is free of charge. To listen, call # 00. In order to listen to the voice message sent to you within the framework of the second service, call the short number indicated in the informational SMS message. In this case, both the author of the message and you will have to pay for the call, as for a local one.
Step 3
If your phone is connected to the Megafon operator, to listen to messages left within the Voice Mail service, call the free number 222 and follow the system prompts. If you have received a message from a Megafon subscriber within the framework of the Voice SMS service, you will not have to call anywhere. The phone will ring itself, and when you pick up the receiver, an automatic informant will read the text to you in a synthesized voice. Finally, in order to listen to the message sent to you within the “Letter out loud” service, call the number indicated in the received informational SMS. The cost of such a call will be like a regular intranet call.
