How can i disable my voicemail?

I called T Mobile yesterday and they said they disabled it. It didn't work, and I told them that in the satisfaction survey. Someone called me back today and successfully disabled it for me!

theartiszan wrote:

I have seen a few people ask this. I never figured out why people would want to.

You have to call tech support to remove the option. You cannot do it on your own.

It’s simple:  Robo calls…

No voice mail + blocked = No robo calls!

The only people who I talk to will A: Be on my contacts list, B: Text me, C: Blow up my phone til I answer.

Don’t need voicemails about my car warranty or FBI arrest warrant.

Thanks for the ##002# method.

I did it.  And the question now is how do I revert back to the old setting, which is having missed calls go to voicemail again?

2015x3 wrote:

Depending on what kind of phone you have:

 

IF you have an Phone:

Paso 1: Go to your home screen and tap on the keypad icon at the bottom.

Paso 2: Once the keypad is launched, type ##002# and then click on the Call button. There is no cause for worry since the iPhone will not actually make the call, but will display the settings of your voicemail.

Paso 3: You will be presented with three different messages
* Voice Call Forwarding
* Data Call Forwarding
* Fax Call forwarding.

Do not do anything, but simply tap on the "Dismiss" tab at the bottom of the screen. You will have successfully disabled your voicemail for all types of calls.

Brilliant. This worked as of July 2020. I tested and my mobile rang for 30 seconds or more and then said something like this number can't be reached. No voicemail!  Thank you!!

That is correct.  T-Mobile has confirmed they have to do it fo you. I have had this done twice so far.

I disabled my voicemail because I got tired of bill collectors, telemarketers, and robots leaving messages or at least staying on the line long enough to register a blank message. Blocking their numbers doesn't help when they can still leave a message. If someone is calling and they aren't a pest, I'll see their number for me to call back (especially if they are a contact) or they can text me or email me. I'd probably turn it back on if T-Mobile gave the option to not allow blocked callers to leave messages.

They charge you for voicemails like phone calls when your in England. So just dail #796#  . It will show you that voicemail was turned on or off .

Depending on what kind of phone you have:

IF you have an Phone:

Paso 1: Go to your home screen and tap on the keypad icon at the bottom.

Paso 2: Once the keypad is launched, type ##002# and then click on the Call button. There is no cause for worry since the iPhone will not actually make the call, but will display the settings of your voicemail.

Paso 3: You will be presented with three different messages
* Voice Call Forwarding
* Data Call Forwarding
* Fax Call forwarding.

Do not do anything, but simply tap on the "Dismiss" tab at the bottom of the screen. You will have successfully disabled your voicemail for all types of calls.

You can set your conditional forwards to a number that won't answer.  You used to be able to get Tech Support to disable DCF, which allowed the customer to turn voicemail off and on but I've been told that they won't do that any more.. So, you're stuck in the-customer-is-an-idiot mode.