How to Setup Your Magicjack Voicemail?

Congratulations on buying the most cost-effective voip home phone service that is Magicjack. We switched to Magicjack years back and have never looked back. It is in fact fabulous to pay just $20/year for a home phone line and save hundreds of dollars in phone bills.

One of the first things to do with your new Magicjack voip number is to setup your voicemail.

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Here is how you can setup your Magicjack voicemail

  1. You can call your Magicjack number or press the VMAIL button on the Magicjack software.
  2. When you hear the automated voice, press the * key.
  3. If this is the first time you are here, just enter the default password 1234 or enter your password.
  4. Now, Press 0 for mailbox options. You now have 3 options.
    1. Change your unavailable message
    2. Change your busy message
    3. Record your name
    4. Record a temporary greeting
    5. Change your password – change it now if you have the default 1234
  5. Once you finish recording, press the pound/hash (#) key
  6. You can now listen to your recording and then accept or re-record your greeting.
  7. Now, just hang up or press * to go back to the main menu.

That’s it. That’s how you set up your Magicjack voicemail. One thing that irks me about this service is that there is no magic jack customer service phone number. You can only do a live chat with them.

Some more topics I am planning on writing about Magicjack are

  • Magicjack faxing
  • Magicjack sip settings
  • Magicjack android

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2 Responses to “How to Setup Your Magicjack Voicemail?”

  1. Phone Service June 27, 2011 at 5:23 am #

    Voicemail is one service that ensures there will be no important calls to be missed since you can customize answering rule to route calls to voicemail when telephone is not available to take calls.u00a0

  2. poras tiwari August 16, 2011 at 10:22 am #

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    One thing that irks me about this service is that there is no magic jack