Do you check your voicemails?
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do u?
personally i think it's a waste of time having voicemails in the first place. most of the time if someone is calling u and you are not around and gets prmopted to leave a voicemail, majority of the people will just hang up and call you on your handphone.
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alrite, i didnt even subscribe to it
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no i mean the office one. not your handphone.Originally posted by dbowie:alrite, i didnt even subscribe to it -
Most of the time, i want to leave a voice mail, but they are always full.Originally posted by Gordonator:do u?
personally i think it's a waste of time having voicemails in the first place. most of the time if someone is calling u and you are not around and gets prmopted to leave a voicemail, majority of the people will just hang up and call you on your handphone.
And the message just lead you on and when you are about to talk, beep, voicemail full.
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dun hab..Originally posted by Gordonator:no i mean the office one. not your handphone. -
got once, my dad's phone was off. den his fren was looking for him bah. den after when his fren called him several time n to no avail, den his fren scolded vulguarities. and so happened dat the voicemail recorded down the vulguarities. my father played it for me to hear and i laughed till i fell off the chair
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I don't even know if my phone in the office can take voicemails. Wait, I don't even have my own phone in the office.
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always full? either your company's voicemail is very small in capacity or the staffs don't even bother to clear them. if it is the later, i wonder why give them in the first place. which is one of the buring question i'm wondering over at my place as well.Originally posted by Xiaozzhen:Most of the time, i want to leave a voice mail, but they are always full.
And the message just lead you on and when you are about to talk, beep, voicemail full.
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I noticed many of my colleagued don't check their voice mails for the msgs left for them. They'll call me back and then I'll have to repeat the whole story again.
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1) either your company's voicemail is very small in capacityOriginally posted by Gordonator:always full? either your company's voicemail is very small in capacity or the staffs don't even bother to clear them. if it is the later, i wonder why give them in the first place. which is one of the buring question i'm wondering over at my place as well.
I don't work in an office, so this guess is wrong.
2) the staffs don't even bother to clear them.
No 2 must defintely be the answer, especially when you call govt departments.
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oh boy..Originally posted by Wanda:I noticed many of my colleagued don't check their voice mails for the msgs left for them. They'll call me back and then I'll have to repeat the whole story again.
That's why I like email.
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voicemails are becoming redundant as most of us have mobile phones with us all the time nowadays..
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YES , especially the government offices
I use voicemails, and I hate it when people don't clear their voicemails.Originally posted by Xiaozzhen:2) the staffs don't even bother to clear them.
No 2 must defintely be the answer, especially when you call govt departments.
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No.. Voicemail is chargeable..
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Nope. Hate those things because people cannot leave me useful information in voicemails. People who do leave me useful information usually want me to do something for them which eats away at my time. So no, I think voicemails are a waste of time.
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no, but i get calls regarding voicemail for numbers that dont even belong to me
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exactly. but the telecom administrator over at my place just love to give voicemails to everybody like nobody's business. every new staff also ask wants voicemail or not? even interns for a few months also give voicemail. crazy.Originally posted by WiNtEr'SkiLL:voicemails are becoming redundant as most of us have mobile phones with us all the time nowadays..
give them but they don't use it whats the point.