how do I forward a voicemail?

Forwarding of voicemails is a carrier feature, & those carriers that permit forwarding generally will only permit forwarding to another number on their network. If your lawyer is not on the same network as you, you most likely won't be able to forward this voicemail. You can use this to extract the voicemail & send such using email to your lawyer:

http://www.wideanglesoftware.com/touchcopy/index.php

Have you done this to support what you are claiming? If so, that's a GREAT Idea! Thx for sharing! :-)

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Play your voicemail to another iphone's "Voice Memos" (voice memos is a recording feature) after recording your voicemail to another iphone's voice memos app, Share it! I do this all the time! email me if you have any questions or reply! Good luck. BTW- Fusion VoiceMail has horrible reviews..

You will need an app to do that as iOS itself does not have any way to do it. Look in the app store - a couple I have heard of (but have no first hand experience with) are Fusion VoiceMail and VoiceMail Inbox - but you could also try searching for a generic term like "vociemail manager" or something like that.

Alternatively, check you provider's capability - some carriers, if you call your own mobile number and get the voicemail from your carrier account, have the option to send those from the online phone menu.

You, my man, are a genius. I used the Voice Memo feature of another iPhone, then shared it with a colleague. It worked perfectly, and the recipient opened it in iTunes. The only problem was that I also shared it with myself at my email, and it wouldn't download. Go figure.

How do you play the voicemail on another iphone's "voice memos" Where do I find voice memos?

Can you please send me step my step instructions - from what app I need to how to do it?

Thank you

As MyWayFlooring said:

• Play your voicemail so that a second iPhone can pick it up using "Voice Memos."
• Then from the second iPhone, forward that recorded "memo" to someone else as an email or text.
• The message will show up on the receiver's device as an email or text with a link.
• The link will take the receiver to iTunes, where he will be able to hear the message.

Let me know if that works.

Voice Memos is a stock app of the iOS, that appears on your home screen

Thank You for the kind words PromiseKeeper! We are all geniuses! At least, we were all born a genius, but most of the world de-geniuses us with the things they program in our minds which is in fact an intelligent computer!!

Best of luck :-)

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Use an auxillary cable, headphone jack on both ends.

Plug 1 end into your iPhone headphone jack

Plug the other end into your mic jack your "other device," laptop, desktop, digital recorder, etc.

Open your a recording app on your "other device" like Desktop Recorder and click record.

Play your voicemail on your iPhone.

Voila!

I just tested GarySHart's method and it WORKS as he described!! Awesome!!

I used my beats by Dr. Drey's headphone cable as it has two 1/8 headphone jacks on both ends! However, my cable came with a built in microphone so, the end with the mini microphone should get plugged into the device that has the voicemail and the other end into the recorder/iPad/iphone/iPod etc..

Good luck!

(It has to have 3 lines at the end of each 1/8 jack or it will not work) you can get it from radio shack! The 3rd line is the mic. IT HAS TO HAVE IT!!

Thank you!! I agree, you are a genius! So simple, but I would've never thought of it.

FYI-my work phone is an iPhone and my personal cell isn't. I was able to use the voice recorder on my personal cell. It didn't have to be an iPhone. I recorded the VM from iPhone onto personal phone and texted it back to work phone. 🙂 🙂 🙂

You are a ROCK STAR

You can download an app called "YouMail". You can forward your voicemail in an email. The basic version is free and does a lot more. It won't help you with the current voicemail but will work with future ones. It beats buying cables, hooking up cables and re-recording things. It's a great app. I use it every day.

YouMail app rocks! Thanks jwdezign!