Visual Voicemail

[fitzbg]

Originally Posted by This Guy

So the only was to get visual voicemail for sprint is to pay for the call forwarding feature????

As far as I know, yes.
Now if you don't let many calls go into voicemail, then $.20 per minute ain't that bad. But if you don't get many voicemails, then you wouldn't really need something like visual voicemail.
SPRINT should put its s*** together and don't charge for forwarded calls any more.

[dmacxxx]

I am a bit confused. I just downloaded Dashwire 2.0 and the Visual Voicmail setup says

"1. CallWave works with most major carriers including Cingular, Verizon, and T-Mobile. Unfortunately activation is not available for Sprint."

but it appears that Sprint users in this thread are using this service. Could someone please explain what I am missing?

[batman31]

I am having the same problem?? Anyone out there who is using dashwire and callwave with sprint can you help us out?? According to the web site im not sure this is even possible?

THX

[pcdoc]

Originally Posted by batman31

I am having the same problem?? Anyone out there who is using dashwire and callwave with sprint can you help us out?? According to the web site im not sure this is even possible?

THX

I don't use Dashwire, but I do use Callwave with Sprint. It is a major pain in the neck to set it up. You need to contact Sprint, have them disable the Sprint voice mail and then set up conditional call forwarding (busy, no answer, no service) to the Callwave number. It took about 10 emails to customer service and 5 to 6 LONG phone calls before I found a rep who actually was able to set this up for me. Once it was set up, it works fantastic, but I think Callwave now charges $17.95 per month and remember Sprint charges $.20 per minute, so it can get expensive to use it. Anyway, it is possible, but it might not be worth it for the average user. Hope this helps.