Local voice mail numbers requested and listed here…

[K2RRT]

Originally posted by Spiderman_00
In my area the VM numbers is......

360-388-1234

Where is your area?

[K2RRT]

Updated the website but I didn't sort the numbers for the cities in any special order... Power is out here and I'm running the laptop on it's batteries and the cable modem through an inverter to my ham radio solar powered battery setup.

[CaptShadow]

Originally posted by rtourge
Power is out here and I'm running the laptop on it's batteries and the cable modem through an inverter to my ham radio solar powered battery setup.

Ah, a fellow ham. Greetings from EM32. While the neighbors are fumbling with their flashlights and trying to light candles you still manage to communicate with the outside world. That's what it's all about. 73's


BTW, thanks dyobnek and rtourge for posting your findings. The Monroe, LA # worked like a charm.
Can you believe I called CS the other day and asked for the # and the lady wouldn't give it to me.
I told her how I'd been calling my own # to get to VM and she said to just keep it like that. I asked again for the # just to have it "just in case" and she still wouldn't give it to me. Hmmmm. It's great to have reliable guys like you to turn to here on HoFo.

[GoVols]

Originally posted by rtourge
Made a page with them all listed...

Hope this helps!

Let me know if I messed anything up or forgot something...

http://cingular.tourge.net/vmnumbers.html

GREAT IDEA!
rtourge, thanks for making the website! It's gunna make finding them much easier, people can just go there versus searching the all the pages! If for some reason you aren't gunna be able to keep it up or updated, just let me know and i can host and continue the sweet job you've done.

Everyone, keep the numbers coming in!!!!! This is the only way we can add more to the list!!! (Be sure to give your number, and the city/state that it works in)

[K2RRT]

Originally posted by CaptShadow
Ah, a fellow ham. Greetings from EM32. While the neighbors are fumbling with their flashlights and trying to light candles you still manage to communicate with the outside world. That's what it's all about. 73's


BTW, thanks dyobnek and rtourge for posting your findings. The Monroe, LA # worked like a charm.
Can you believe I called CS the other day and asked for the # and the lady wouldn't give it to me.
I told her how I'd been calling my own # to get to VM and she said to just keep it like that. I asked again for the # just to have it "just in case" and she still wouldn't give it to me. Hmmmm. It's great to have reliable guys like you to turn to here on HoFo.

FN33 and the call here is K2RRT. The setup is basically two 75 amp/hr Walmart Deepcycle Marine Batteries in Parallel, a 40 watt solar panel w/controller, and a modified astron powersupply (current limiting battery backup mod). The solar panel keeps up for the most part I rarely need to use the astron. I've put anderson powerpole connectors on just about everything that can use 12volts around here so wiring up the setup tonight took all of two minutes! I eventually had the laptop, router, modem, and my icom 706MKiiG running off the invertor and the batteries never dipped below 12volts. I turned the display and key illumination off on the radio and just listened to some local public safety frequencies. I had a good four hours of run time before the power came back on so i'm pretty happy with the setup.

73's Ryan
k2rrt

[K2RRT]

Originally posted by GoVols
GREAT IDEA!
rtourge, thanks for making the website! It's gunna make finding them much easier, people can just go there versus searching the all the pages! If for some reason you aren't gunna be able to keep it up or updated, just let me know and i can host and continue the sweet job you've done.

Everyone, keep the numbers coming in!!!!! This is the only way we can add more to the list!!! (Be sure to give your number, and the city/state that it works in)

Thanks! I figured it would make it easier. If anyone wants it in excel or .csv format let me know.

Ryan

[bones boy]

713-822-1599, seems to only work for mailboxes starting with 713-822.

[dave843]

Does anyone know the number for Fairfax, Virginia?

Thanks

[dougm]

Austin TX: (512) 940-9999 Pilot VM number.

[tehj]

Originally posted by techfury90
You're in Knoxville, which is considered part of the DCS market, which covers NC/SC and parts of TN and GA. The VM number is 704 451 8989. Here are some local VM retreival numbers for Raleigh, NC: (919) 412-8989, 413-8989, 601-8989, 649-8989, 749-8989.

252-412-8989 works east of raleigh... I tried it today... 919 is central-western nc i think, and 252 is eastern

[Mobile Ranger]

Here is an update for you list.

Columbia, SC - (803) 318-8989

[Mobile Ranger]

This thread should be a sticky! It contains some great info.

[nokia_guy]

nyc 9084630020

whats up with this mail system. any planned upgrades for this platform? this is really messed up and it doesnt allow numeric paging among other things.

nokia_guy

[shortyd999]

Originally posted by dyobnek
Here's an updated version of my previous list, sorry the formatting din't quite follow from Excel:

Birmingham AL 2056160660
Huntsville AL 2566831188
Mobile/Montgomery AL 2515918585
Daytona/Melbourne/Ocala (Lake Mary 2) FL 3868527000
Delray Beach (West Palm Beach 2) FL 5619267000

is that the only number u have for birmingham, because my voicemail box number is different

[techfury90]

Originally posted by tehj
252-412-8989 works east of raleigh... I tried it today... 919 is central-western nc i think, and 252 is eastern

919 is one of those area codes that has been split up a lot. 336 (maybe), 910 and 252 were once all part of 919. About all that is remaining in 919 today is the triangle and a few surrounding counties.