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I just found this out it is kind of cool. You can type in a code and have your voice mail ...

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    I just found this out it is kind of cool. You can type in a code and have your voice mail shut off and then type in a different code and have it put back on. It will not affect anything I called customer service and they said it was fine. Anyways here is the code to shut off *770 and to turn back on *77. I just use it when I dont want a thousand voice mails from work. Also CS told me it might not be avaiable in all areas.

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    Just for kicks has anyone tried this yet?

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    Have you tried it? I don't wanna screw up my voicemail.

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    I just tried it, Ryan, It works great. If I deactivate voicemail it says "The customer you have called on the Verizon Wirelessicon Network is not answering at this time...message 0094001"

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    Default Re: Temporary Voice Mail Shut Off

    Quote Originally Posted by RyanB
    Just for kicks has anyone tried this yet?
    Doesn't work in NYC. Just tried it and I get Darth Vader's default "cannot dial this number".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy84094
    Have you tried it? I don't wanna screw up my voicemail.
    Yes I have tried it nothing will happen to your voice mail. Like I said I like this feature because if I know I am going to have a thousane voicemails I just do this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanB
    Yes I have tried it nothing will happen to your voice mail. Like I said I like this feature because if I know I am going to have a thousane voicemails I just do this.
    yeah-it's a great idea if you don't want to receive tons of voicemails. Thanks a lot for sharing this, Ryan!

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    Is this a feature Verizonicon has to note on your account? I ask this because I tried it and it said "Your service does not include use of this feature. Please contact customer service for further assistance." Either I have to activate it via CS first, or it is not available in the Los Angeles area. Oh well.....

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    I don't think it has to be activated by CS, since it's a code just like call forwarding, etc. In my area, call forwarding is activated by dialing *72then the phone number you want to forward calls to, and deactivated by dialing *720, so this *77 and *770 makes sense. As Ryan stated, this might not be true everywhere, maybe you guys have different codes.

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