How to Access an AT&T Voicemail Message
Caller ID may tell you the phone numbers of those who have called you, but without voice mail those callers could not leave you a message. Text messaging is very popular, but an informative voice mail message still has its place. AT&T provides voice mail features for both its wireless and home phone services. Accessing an AT&T voice mail message is as simple as calling the voice mail system and browsing the messages.
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Instructions
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Wireless Phone
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Press and hold down the "1" key on your AT&T Wireless phone to speed dial your voice mail number.
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Enter your voice mail PIN if prompted. Press the "Pound" key.
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Press the "Pound" key to skip through the preceding voice mail messages until you access the one you want to hear. Press the "1" key to replay the message if you would like to hear it twice. Press the "9" key to save the message in your message archives. Press the "7" key to delete the message.
Home Phone
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Dial "*98" on your AT&T home phone line to access the voice mail system.
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Enter your voice mail PIN if prompted. Press the "Pound" key.
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Listen to the voice mail messages in your mailbox. Press the "Pound" key to skip over any messages you do not want to hear. Press the "4" key to replay the message after you have heard it the first time. Press the "9" key to save the message to hear again later, or press the "7" key to delete the message.
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Tips & Warnings
To access either your AT&T Wireless voice mail or your AT&T home phone voice mail from an outside phone number, dial the number to your phone line. Press the "9" key when the outgoing message starts to play. Enter your PIN and press the "Pound" key to begin accessing your messages.
If you have service that limits the amount of minutes you can talk each month, you may incur charges for accessing your voice mail box from your phone number. In other words, the time you spend connected to the voice mail system counts against your monthly airtime allotment.
