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Have Frontier Telephone Voice Mail? It Changes Today
March 3, 2009
If you have voice mail service from Frontier, there have been changes made to your service with an all-new voice mail system.
The new voice mail system includes several state of the art features not available with the company’s former system.
Some of the new features available with the new Frontier voice mail include the ability to check voice mail online, forward messages to an email address and even received faxes. Some of the new features may cost an additional $1 to $2 depending on your current service package.
In order to use the new voice mail service, you will be required to access the new mailbox, choose a new PIN pass code and record a new greeting.
All Frontier customers received a letter in the mail explaining the new voice mail system and options.
A copy of that letter is available clicking here.
For a sheet with voice mail instructions click here.
In our area, Frontier provides local telephone service in the Walnut Hill, Bratt and Davisville 327 exchange, the Molino 587 exchange and the Atmore 368 exchange.
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6 Responses to “Have Frontier Telephone Voice Mail? It Changes Today”
I did not receive thr new booklet or letter
I liked our phone company when it was privately owned.
We did not get a booklet, but got the letter. Is is just me, or does everything Frontier send out not make sense? For a communications company, they dont communicate real well.
If I am not mistaken, this came in the form of a booklet. I thumbed through it but did not read up on it. Hopefully I can find the booklet!
Same here…I didn’t get one either! Thanks William
Thanks for including a copy of the letter, because I didn’t get one>