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| Richard Davies 2007-03-24, 3:33 pm |
| So, the grandkids called and left me a message of them singing Happy
Birthday. Is there any way of downloading this as an MP3 or some other audio
format? I can't see anything on the Verizon FAQ that discusses that.
Thanks
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| music53OUTOUT@earthlink.net 2007-03-24, 10:33 pm |
| On Sat, 24 Mar 2007 20:17:34 GMT, Richard Davies
<RED_dummy@att.net> wrote:
>So, the grandkids called and left me a message of them singing Happy
>Birthday. Is there any way of downloading this as an MP3 or some other audio
>format? I can't see anything on the Verizon FAQ that discusses that.
Yes, you can pay Verizon to email it to you as an .mp3
attachment (cost a couple of bucks). I did that myself
once, but I forgot the link. If you call Verizon, they can
tell you the link.
I don't know why they keep it such a secret--I bet they
could make a bundle on this service!
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| Sign up for a free account at gotvoice.com and you can download them all for free.
"Richard Davies" <RED_dummy@att.net> wrote in message news:C22AC1C5.2066%RED_dummy@att.net...
> So, the grandkids called and left me a message of them singing Happy
> Birthday. Is there any way of downloading this as an MP3 or some other audio
> format? I can't see anything on the Verizon FAQ that discusses that.
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> Thanks
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| Todd Allcock 2007-03-25, 10:33 pm |
| At 24 Mar 2007 20:17:34 +0000 Richard Davies wrote:
> So, the grandkids called and left me a message of them singing Happy
> Birthday. Is there any way of downloading this as an MP3 or some other
audio
> format? I can't see anything on the Verizon FAQ that discusses that.
>
> Thanks
>
Not that I'm aware of, but you might sign up for a free Voicestick accout
at www.voicestick.com. They're a VoIP provider that offers a free
incoming number.
Then, if Verizon's voicemail allows you to forward a VM message, forward
it to your Voicestick number (and don't answer it!) They send all
voicemails to your e-mail inbox as .wav files, which you can keep as is,
or convert to MP3.
If Verizon doesn't allow forwarding VM, find a utility that will record
anything your soundcard plays live, and call your VM from Voicestick's
softphone software and record the VM playback.
Good luck!
--
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| Richard Davies 2007-03-28, 3:33 pm |
| Thanks for the input from all.
in article 7yoNh.68760$Wn6.36951@fe06.news.easynews.com, Brad at
fake@noemail.com wrote on 3/24/07 11:21 PM:
> Sign up for a free account at gotvoice.com and you can download them all for
> free.
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> "Richard Davies" <RED_dummy@att.net> wrote in message
> news:C22AC1C5.2066%RED_dummy@att.net...
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