if you get an evo v 4g, make sure you dont have any new voicemails stored before you switch.
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
actually what happens is you get stuck because your voicemail switches over to the sprint voicemail, and any messages in your old voicemail still pop up in your notification bar and cannot be removed. if you access your voicemail, you hear no new messages and your visual voicemail will be blank also. if you do what some of you are thinking, and that is leave yourself a voicemail and go check it, you end up with 2 identical messages saying you have 1 new voicemail. when you check it, one of them is removed.
your only hope is to have virgin mobile reset your old voicemail. sounds easy, but after like 20 min on the phone, they concluded their systems are down and now im stuck with a ticket number and a voicemail icon that will drive me ****ing insane.
good phone though
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
actually what happens is you get stuck because your voicemail switches over to the sprint voicemail, and any messages in your old voicemail still pop up in your notification bar and cannot be removed. if you access your voicemail, you hear no new messages and your visual voicemail will be blank also. if you do what some of you are thinking, and that is leave yourself a voicemail and go check it, you end up with 2 identical messages saying you have 1 new voicemail. when you check it, one of them is removed.
your only hope is to have virgin mobile reset your old voicemail. sounds easy, but after like 20 min on the phone, they concluded their systems are down and now im stuck with a ticket number and a voicemail icon that will drive me ****ing insane.
good phone though