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If you download the Voicemail Saver app and you are not able to save a voicemail from your visual voicemail to the Voicemail Saver, then your PHONE CARRIER may probably be T-Mobile or Verizon Wireless. In most cases, you will be able to save your voicemails to the Voicemail Saver but if not, please do the following so that you are able to save your precious voicemails.
Go to your Visual Voicemail and choose a voicemail that you would like to save. Press on it and look for 'Save'. If you see the 'Save” option, try to rename your voicemail BEFORE you SAVE so that it will be easier for you to find the voicemail later. If you do not see the 'Save' option, email it to yourself. Once you email it to yourself, follow the steps below.
Now what do you do?
If you were able to Save your voicemail without emailing it, go to your SETTINGS and look for STORAGE, then look for FILE MANAGER and look through all of the folders until you find where your voicemails are being stored. If you emailed it to yourself, go into your email and download it and then search for it in the “File Manager” folder and look through all of the folders until you find where your voicemails are being stored.
Once you find your voicemail, it will probably have an 'amr' extension. Rename the voicemail extension to mp3 then Press on it and 'Share' or 'Forward' it to the Voicemailsaver. It should now allow you to do that and it should play correctly. An example after you've renamed the voicemail might be:
Judy August 8, 2018.amr
Rename it to: Judy August 8, 2018.mp3
Why did you have to do this? The reason is that some phone carriers will not allow you to share to some apps and still others may not allow certain file extensions. We are trying to find a solution to this problem but in the meantime, at least, you’ll be able to save your voicemails to the Voicemailsaver where they are safe. Don't worry, if you lose or change your phone, all you have to do is download the voicemail Saver app again (it won't charge you), sign in with your username and password and 'just-like-that' all of your voicemails are there.
If you have trouble finding where the File Manager Folder is, please give us a call and we will walk you through the process.
Do you have a personal or business voicemail that you need to save but your carrier’s system keeps asking you to delete voicemails to make room for others?
If so, we have created the Voicemail Saver to work with your Android's Visual Voicemail so that you can save those voicemails that you do not want deleted.
The VoicemailSaver is free for the first 3 days and can be canceled at any time but after the 3 free trial days, for just $3.99 per year, you are able to save AS MANY voicemails as you like!!!
WATCH THIS VIDEO TO SEE HOW THE VOICEMAILSAVER WORKS:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfiH8rKY2Jc
How?
1. Download the VoicemailSaver app, and click Create and account.
2. After creating your account, sign in.
3. Go to your Visual Voicemail and choose the voice mail message that you would like to save and press on it. A window will pop up. Choose 'forward' or 'share'. If your voicemail does not support the share or forward feature, don’t worry. Read the IMPORTANT INFORMATION below.
4. If your voicemail supports “share” or “forward”, then you are ready to go. After pushing down and holding the voicemail you would like to save, click on the Voicemail Saver icon (the orange lifesaver) to save your voice mail. Name and date your voicemail so that you can easily find it using the 'Search' feature.
Invite all of your friends from your social media accounts using our 'Invite' feature. They will thank you for the invite. Everyone wants to save some voice mail messages forever.
Please email or call us if you have any questions.
VoiceMailSaver@gmail.com
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305-505-1500
888 498 8730
The VoicemailSaver is Patent Pending.
How to save voicemails on Android
Most Android users can save their voicemails, too, but the process will differ slightly based upon your service provider, voicemail app, and/or smartphone model.
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The stock phone or voicemail apps from most major providers include an option to save copies of your messages. Open your phone’s voicemail app, then tap (or in some cases, tap and hold) the message you want to save. You should be presented with a list of options; the save option will usually be listed as “save”, “save to phone,” “archive,” or something similar. Tap the appropriate option for your app, then select a storage location is prompted, and save the file. Backup the saved voicemails to your cloud storage service of choice and download a copy to physical storage like an HDD, SD card, or USB flash memory for extra safe keeping.
Unfortunately, not all providers offer voicemail apps that are compatible with all android phones. There are some third-party apps that will let you save your voicemails, but some are paid, and many will only let you save voicemails after you’ve installed the app. Google Voice features an option to have your voicemails sent as MP3s to your email inbox, but much like with third-party apps, this will only work for voicemails received after you’ve signed up for the service and enabled the setting—previously received messages will need to be stored another way.
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Saving voicemails with your PC
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If you can’t seem to save a voicemail through your smartphone’s voicemail or phone apps, there is one other option for backing up your voicemails: Recording and saving them through your PC.
This works for both iPhone and Android, but requires a few extra pieces of equipment and software. You’ll need a PC with the free audio recording program Audacity installed (other programs like Adobe Audition and Garageband work, too), and either a male-to-male 3.5mm audio cable or a mic attached to your PC. Those whose smartphones have ditched headphone jacks will also need to use an adapter or opt for the external mic option.
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- Plug one end of the audio cable into your PC’s microphone jack, and the other into your phone’s audio jack (if you’re using a computer mic instead, make sure it’s plugged in and recognized your PC)
- Open Audacity and change the recording source to the “Line-In mic” option in the drop-down menu next to the microphone icon.
- Next, go to Edit > Preferences > Recording, and check the box next to “Software Playthrough.” (those using an external mic can skip this step)
- Open or call your voicemail service on your phone and ready the voicemail. In Audacity, click the red Record button when the message begins. If you’re recording through a mic, make sure your phone is on speakerphone and pointed at the mic. You should see the audio being captured in Audacity’s timeline.
- When the message is done and successfully recorded, hit the yellow Stop button in Audacity to stop recording
- If you feel comfortable, you can use Audacity’s editing tools to trim or change the file. Otherwise, skip to the next step.
- Go to File>Export, designate where you’d like the file to be saved, then name and save the file. Audacity will then export and save the file, which you can then save copies of to various other storage devices or services if desired.
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