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new voice mail and it's asking me to setup voicemail
I have a new voicemail but it's asking me to setup voicemail again. Been setup and working for the last 20 years. I'm suspicious. ¿Qué debo hacer? How do I contact t-mobile for help and not just...
I was VERY nervous about this because in this day and age I trust no one, LOL. I took the plunge and went through setting it up. I used my old pin and it let me proceed; I was able to go through it without entering any new info by pressing the # key. Everything is the same and I was able to get into my voicemails after that. It's definitely an annoyance but it's safe guys. They also give you the option to get into your voicemails without entering a pin like before. Hope this helps. BevyT
If you received such texts, it means that your voicemail's PIN is set to the default PIN (last 4 digits of your #). It's really a good practice to change default PIN in general and if you have, you can ignore the notification. On the other hand, you might as well change the PIN.
You won't lose your voicemails for changing the PIN. If you wan't to be extra careful, might as well back up your voicemails before changing the PIN. There's a lot of guide on how to do so online and a quick search is all you need. I hope this helps.
