I bought my first iPhone today, and just transferred from the Droid Eris. Verizon couldn't seem to answer my question, but I saved some voicemails, and it seems that they are no longer on the network. Should I still be able to access them, or are they gone forever?
That haopened to me too and they Are lost forever. When i activated my iphone, I had to set up my voicemail all over again. I thought that was weird, until i found out verizon uses seperate servers with the iphone. I could tell it was different too as the automatic attendant had a different voice.
Congratulations on buying iPhone.
I find your question interesting. I've never known anyone that wanted to keep a voice message after listening to it.
I think it is unlikely that transferring the voicemails would be easy.
For the iPhone, I have PhoneView on my Mac, and one of things it does is archive all my voicemails onto my Mac. (TouchCopy is similar and runs on both windows and mac.) So if you want to save your voicemails going forward, you might look into those options.
Just guessing here, but maybe there is a similar application that would grab the voicemails off the Droid Eris, if they are saved locally on that phone? Maybe Android forums could help you figure that out.
I just transferred from Droid to iPhone - is there a way I can still access my old saved voicemails now that I have the iPhone?
