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Poll: Is your AT&T iPhone’s Visual Voicemail on the fritz?

July 20, 2009 by Will Park - 14 Comments

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There’s a sizable uproar building over the iPhone’s Visual Voicemail system crapping out for many AT&T iPhone users. If you use Visual Voicemail on the iPhone (I personally don’t, just text message me), you’ve probably noticed that some random voicemails will show up on your iPhone. There’s usually no missed call associated with the voicemail, and sometimes the voicemail shows up days after the person left the message.

The problem is a big one. Visual Voicemail is a key part of AT&T’s advertised iPhone feature-set, and it just doesn’t work reliably at the moment. The Visual Voicemail bug could potentially hurt your business or your personal life, which is reason enough to cause an uproar. At the very least, the VV bug is really annoying.

AT&T has kept mum on the issue, which could mean they’re working hard on the problem, or they’re ignoring a blogosphere’s worth of outraged comments altogether.

Whatever the case, let us know if your iPhone’s Visual Voicemail is on the fritz. And, if you’re mad enough, leave a comment and let AT&T know what you think!

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