T-Mobile Visual Voicemail Description

T-Mobile Voicemail keeps getting better! Visual Voicemail's latest release includes UI enhancements for Voice to Text and the new Scam Shield™, along with stability and performance improvements. T-Mobile Scam Shield™ allows users identify, block, report, and report potential scam calls. Visual Voicemail allows you to listen to any message in any order, respond quickly, update your contacts, and manage your inbox from anywhere without ever having to dial into your voicemail.

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Company Details

Company:
T-Mobile
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
www.t-mobile.com

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  • Name: Lori N.
    Job Title: Preschool Para
    Length of product use: 2+ Years
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 1 - 25
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    DO NOT Uninstall!!

    Date: Mar 25 2023

    Summary: T-Mobile is not customer friendly! Don't go there! I am switching to Verizon! T-Mobile does not know how to help people in a professional manner!

    Positive: I didn't like it when it changed from Sprint to T-Mobile! Sprint's voicemail app was much better! The people at T-Mobile are very rude and not interested in customers from Sprint!

    Negative: I was with Sprint for years and then had to switch to T-Mobile. It worked great while being a Sprint customer! Then it changed to this logo. Just recently I was told by someone that they left me messages. I never did receive them! I tried doing a hard reset on my phone, went into settings to try and figure out why. I then thought if I uninstalled it and reinstalled it that.I might be able to retrieve this person's message. Now I am not able to reinstall it! It gives me a message saying I can't reinstall it on my Samsung Galaxy S10 because it was made for an older version. I took it to a T mobile store and they were very rood and were not interested in helping me! Customer service was not helpful as well! I want Sprint back! They were friendly and could fix anything!!

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