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Old 10-23-2008, 05:35 PM #10
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Sandy under the voicemail (which is usually hold down the 1) you can put in after the *86 p and then the password. Then all she has to do it hit the 1 key and it will go directly to her voicemail. That was you don't have to put the password in - it does it for you!!!

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