T-Mobile VVM: Has anyone gotten this to work?

[TheBiles]

It just hangs at the setup screen forever for me.

 

[plmiller0905]

I know I signed up for vvm..but I don't see it in my list of apps...is it in the market or something?

This comes from the deepest thing ever rooted my ...HTC Evo 4G!

 

[radinjxu]

It just hangs at the setup screen forever for me.

Yes, it's been working fine for me on every custom rom so far.

A. Make sure your SIM Card is in the device when you d/l the application.
B. Call T-Mobile and have them manually add Visual Voicemail to your account. If it is already added to the account, have them refresh its activation.

Let me know how this works out for you.

 

[TheBiles]

Yes, it's been working fine for me on every custom rom so far.

A. Make sure your SIM Card is in the device when you d/l the application.
B. Call T-Mobile and have them manually add Visual Voicemail to your account. If it is already added to the account, have them refresh its activation.

Let me know how this works out for you.

Ah, I had to add it to my account online! Now it's working! Thanks!

 

[rashad1]

Got a new SIM yesterday, now it works...weird

Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App

 

[jspookss]

I already had it on my mytouch, but it hangs on the nexus

 

[unremarked]

I just used YouMail from the market for VVM. Much better, imo.

 

[Arcarsenal]

Just curious as to why you guys would use T-Mobile VVM or other third party VVM software when there is Google Voice? Different features?

 

[TheBiles]

Just curious as to why you guys would use T-Mobile VVM or other third party VVM software when there is Google Voice? Different features?

Because the forwarding isn't available on FlexPay plans.

Sent from my Nexus S using Tapatalk

 

[zorak950]

I know I signed up for vvm..but I don't see it in my list of apps...is it in the market or something?

This comes from the deepest thing ever rooted my ...HTC Evo 4G!

Yes, Nexus S doesn't come with T-Mobile Visual Voicemail preloaded. It is in the market, just search Visual Voicemail.

Just curious as to why you guys would use T-Mobile VVM or other third party VVM software when there is Google Voice? Different features?

I've never made a comparison. I use it simply because it was preloaded on my first smartphone and it's never given me the problems some people seem to complain about, so I've never felt compelled to switch. I may migrate to Google Voice in the near future just to try it out, since I've migrated pretty much my entire life to Google anyway. Might as well throw them my voicemail, too.

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