It's hard to imagine not having your mobile phone with you, but it can happen sometimes. Don't worry, you can still consult your voicemail to find out who was looking for you. Read on to find out how to do this using another phone.
Steps
Method 1 of 4: Check AT & T's Answering Machine
Step 1. Called
Type in your phone number and let it ring until the answering machine clicks.
Step 2. Stop your voicemail message by pressing the asterisk '*' key
Step 3. Enter the code
When prompted, enter your voicemail access code. It is the same one you use when you consult the answering machine from your phone. If you don't remember your personal code, contact your carrier.
Step 4. Listen to your messages
Method 2 of 4: Check the Verizon Voicemail
Step 1. Called
Type in your phone number and let it ring until the answering machine clicks.
Step 2. Stop your voicemail message by pressing the pound key '#'
Step 3. Enter the code
When prompted, enter your voicemail access code and press the pound key '#'. It is the same one you use when you consult the answering machine from your phone. If you don't remember your personal code, contact your carrier.
Step 4. Listen to your messages
Method 3 of 4: Check T-mobile's Answering Machine
Step 1. Called
Type in your phone number and let it ring until the answering machine clicks.
Step 2. Stop your voicemail message by pressing the asterisk '*' key
Step 3. Enter the code
When prompted, enter your voicemail access code. It is the same one you use when you consult the answering machine from your phone. If you don't remember your personal code, contact your carrier.
Step 4. Listen to your messages
Method 4 of 4: Check Virgin's Voicemail
Step 1. Called
Type in your phone number and let it ring until the answering machine clicks.
Step 2. Stop your voicemail message by pressing the asterisk '*' or pound '#' key
Step 3. Enter the code
When prompted, enter your voicemail access code. It is the same one you use when you consult the answering machine from your phone. If you don't remember your personal code, contact your carrier.