Saving voicemail to a hard copy.

Sorry for your loss Glad you were able to save that message.

MudPup545 wrote:

Putting this out there to help others. I lost my mom on Thursday, October 12. The past few days have been hard for us but, we'll get through it. I have a voicemail on my phone from her that I saved from a call she made to me the day of Red Bud. She called because she was looking for me in the crowd on TV. It was the last time she ever left a message for me. If you are a Verizon customer you can contact a company called CBW Productions, 800-770-8046 and they can transfer your voicemail to a hard copy. The catch is, they must be still saved on your phone. I will have her voice with me now and I hope this information can be found useful to someone else. Thank you.

I'm not sure sure if you're into tattoos or if you have any or not but I came across something really cool a while ago and just thought you should know about it.

If you don't have any you might want to consider getting your first one after you watch the video.

-MAVERICK- wrote:

I'm not sure sure if you're into tattoos or if you have any or not but I came across something really cool a while ago and just thought you should know about it.

If you don't have any you might want to consider getting your first one after you watch the video.

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I have 3 already so no, definitely not against them...lol. That is pretty damn cool!! Something to think about, thank you.

Very sorry for your loss brother and thanks for the info.

Condolences to you and your family.

Sorry for your loss. I kept my mom's last birthday message to me for over 2 years, then finally let it go when I realized I had all kinds of video of her already.

As for saving the VM, you may be able to get an adapter/program for your computer that plugs into your phone's headphone jack and save the output as a WAV file. I can sort of picture it, but I'm not technologically literate enough to figure out exactly what you'd need.

Depending on your smart phone you can send the voicemail as an attachment in an email or as a text message or even share in a Facebook group. Very easy on iPhone to save/send several different ways.

TXDirt wrote:

Depending on your smart phone you can send the voicemail as an attachment in an email or as a text message or even share in a Facebook group. Very easy on iPhone to save/send several different ways.

Thank you. I'll keep this in mind going forward.