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This is so odd. I balked at installing the Visual Voicemail, too, but my VZN rep told me that it was free for Motorola Droid users? I have the 1400 minute plan, on two Droids, so this makes me wonder. Granted, I saw the $2.99 fee, but I'm wondering if it's waived for Droid owners?
This is so odd. I balked at installing the Visual Voicemail, too, but my VZN rep told me that it was free for Motorola Droid users? I have the 1400 minute plan, on two Droids, so this makes me wonder. Granted, I saw the $2.99 fee, but I'm wondering if it's waived for Droid owners?
I have both and they are for different purposes. If you don't want to change all your numbers to gogglevoice then youmail makes more sense. It just replaces my VZ cell recording with more options.
This is so odd. I balked at installing the Visual Voicemail, too, but my VZN rep told me that it was free for Motorola Droid users? I have the 1400 minute plan, on two Droids, so this makes me wonder. Granted, I saw the $2.99 fee, but I'm wondering if it's waived for Droid owners?
It's free in that the Download is free. You do pay $2.99/mo. I planned to have it, and then I heard about Google Voice. I had that confirmed when I got my invite for Google Voice and wanted to stop VVM. One rep asked another rep if VVM was free for Droid and was told no. I stopped it in any case.
I have both and they are for different purposes. If you don't want to change all your numbers to gogglevoice then youmail makes more sense. It just replaces my VZ cell recording with more options.
Hmm, well, that's for the clarification, since I have GV, I will make sure I am not "hooked up to" Visual Voicemail. The one thing that I have noticed with GV, though, is that it is not 100% reliable. My daughter sent me a text early this morning, and I never got it until late afternoon. Odd.
Just make sure that if you use YouMail, DO NOT use the Android App for it. I used Youmail for a few years with my blackberries, and always used their app. That was the first thing I installed on my Eris, and it had my phone at 100% awake time all the time killing my battery in about 4-6 hours. Since uninstalling it, I can pretty easily go 20-24 hours with pretty heavy use.