When you receive a new voicemail, instead of receiving the notification with a traditional Voicemail Message Waiting Indictor (MWI), you receive a text message with the voicemail audio file as the attachment, and the message shows coming from the sender.
For example: If you receive a voicemail from John, you see that John sends you a text message with the voicemail in an audio file attachment. You can then listen to the message by clicking the audio file. There is no need to call in to your voicemail and listen to voicemail instructions or previous voicemail messages. You can also forward the audio file, save the audio file to your phone or upload it to the cloud. Your voicemails will still be accessible via your mailbox, where you still have the option to call in and check and clean out your messages.
Notes
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You need data to use this service because downloading the audio file will use data
Make sure that you have data roaming when you are outside Canada. Data roaming charges will apply
You cannot download voicemail audio file using Wi-Fi