Voicemail Notification???

[nooter99]

I recieved a voicemail this morning and the icon showed up in my notification bar at the top. I listened to message and then deleted it and hung up. Typically when I do this the icon will disappear from notification bar and all is good. Not this time! Icon will not disappear. I've tried everything I know of, up to and including a battery pull, but icon is still there! How do I get rid of it. It's starting to annoy the hell out of me. TIA.

 

[dfcfu342]

Have you tried listening to see if the voicemail actually deleted or not?

I know that's simple but I have to ask.

 

[nooter99]

Yep. I'm a stickler when it comes to keeping my voicemail cleaned out. I Went back to voicemail several times. There are no messages at all in there, empty. I even tried clearing data in Manage Applications, no luck. Phone is 100% stock BTW.

 

[CBMGGM]

The only way to get rid of it is a factory reset.

 

[hts4215]

You can try leaving yourself a voicemail, checking it, and then deleting it to see if it works to get rid of the icon.

 

[94lt1]

Try doing another battery pull. Leave the battery out for a few mins, pull the sim, power on, power off, replace the sim, power on. My bionic did the same thing last week. This is how I got it to go away.

DROID RAZR MAXXAMIZED!!!

 

[tedankel]

Wish I had that problem. My Voicemail never shows a count, regardless of the running total. I've followed all the options directed for display and nothing ever shows.

 

[DunDun]

You need to go in your voicemail and go through the administrative settings. There is a setting for turning vmail msg notification on or off.

 

[tedankel]

Been there, done that, multiple times...no luck. Maybe ICS will cure that too.

 

[CBMGGM]

Did you factory reset thru settings or the Android recovery menu? You will need to wipe cache and internal memory too.

 

[DunDun]

Have you talked to Verizon customer service, about 3 yrs ago I had to get my entire voicemail box deleted and rebuilt from scratch.

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