Basic
Voicemail
Answers your calls when you can't. Even if your phone is turned off, callers can leave you a message after hearing your personal greeting. 15-message capacity, 30-second greeting, one-minute message length, retains messages for two weeks.
Set-up instructions:
- Dial your own 10-digit cell phone number (include area code).
- After you hear the prompt, input pass code of 9999.
- This will recognize you as a new user of the voicemail system and will talk you through a short tutorial on setting up your personal voicemail.
To retrieve messages:
- Dial your own 10-digit cell phone number.
- Input your personal pass code when prompted.
To check your voicemail from a land line phone:
- Dial your 10-digit cell phone number (include area code).
- Interrupt greeting by pressing the # key.
- Input your personal pass code.
If you are having problems with your voicemail, please reset. To reset:
- Dial *78
- Press the SEND key
If you followed all of the above instructions, and voicemail does not work:
- During work hours (8-4, M-F), call Mary Glinski at (715) 346-4819.
- After work hours, call ALLTEL Support (1-800-ALLTEL-1).
Why do I receive voicemail messages several days after the message was
left?
The voicemail indicator does not always follow you when you roam,
especially on the East Coast (high cellular traffic area). While traveling
(roaming), it is a good idea to turn your phone on and off daily, then
"reset" voicemail. This may not always solve the problem. If this problem
continues, please contact the UWSP Telephone Support Office at (715)
346-2562.