How to pic up voice mail

To pick up a voicemail, you'll typically need to follow these steps:

1. Check your phone's voicemail settings: Make sure your phone is set to receive voicemails. This is usually done by going to your phone's settings, then selecting "Voicemail" or "Voice Mail" and ensuring that the feature is enabled.
2. Access your voicemail: To access your voicemail, you'll usually need to dial a specific number or press a button on your phone. This number or button is usually provided by your phone service provider. Common methods include:
   • Dialing a specific number, such as 86 or 98, depending on your provider.
   • Pressing the "Voicemail" button on your phone's keypad.
   • Using a voice command, such as "Hey Google, check my voicemail" or "Alexa, play my voicemail."
3. Enter your voicemail password: If you have a voicemail password set up, you'll need to enter it to access your messages. This is usually a 4- to 6-digit code that you created when you set up your voicemail.
4. Listen to your messages: Once you've entered your password, you'll be able to listen to your voicemails. You can usually play, pause, and rewind messages using the buttons on your phone or by using voice commands.
5. Delete or save messages: Once you've listened to a message, you can usually delete it or save it to your phone's memory. Be careful when deleting messages, as they may contain important information.

Some common voicemail commands include:

• "Play" or "Play message" to listen to a message.
• "Pause" or "Pause message" to pause a message.
• "Rewind" or "Back" to rewind a message.
• "Fast forward" or "Next" to skip to the next message.
• "Delete" or "Erase" to delete a message.
• "Save" or "Save message" to save a message to your phone's memory.

Keep in mind that the exact steps and commands may vary depending on your phone service provider and the type of phone you're using.