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Wifi calling

This probably has been asked many times, but I haven't yet found answers for wifi calling for canadians. I recently purchased the galaxy nexus and it'll be shipped to me soon and I plan to have a cheap plan.
Anyway, I couldnt find any info about wifi calling other than some vague explanation of google voice and sip calling that isn't available in canada without some fiddling. Is it possible to have the same wifi number as the primary number for incoming calls when wifi is available? I know on the nexus s when you want to make calls, you can either call through sip or cell provider, but not sure how that'll work for incoming calls in canada.
Cheers!

Hey Canadian here!
I make and receive free calls over wifi and 4g (which uses my data) not minutes all day long in Canada .
Here how it worked out for me...
Brother works in Detroit and signed me up for a Google number using my account(got the number in minutes).
Bought the app "groove ip".
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Basically... Groove IP ties your google number to your phone. While the app is running you can call out AND receive calls with that number. Works over wifi and 4g.
When your talking over 4G it doesn't use up your minutes but rather from your data plan because your communicating with voip(brilliant).
I can also receive calls to by change settings in my Google voice account.
I signed with virgin and it feels good to stick it to them.
If anyone needs a google number i can help. Just pm me
Been meaning to make a post about this. Will make one detailed in a few days

I use this too, so I only have to pay $30 a month

Excellent info above, really appreciate the help!
Setting up GV seems just a matter of getting up a proxy, but now the question is that can the GV number be tied to say, the primary number of your provider? I know this seems extremely unlikely, but it seems like a bit of a hassle to call friends and they see some US number on top of the primary number. Also, if I were to receive calls through Groove ip (by GV), that would mean the caller would incur long distance charging to call to the US (GV).
I guess free is always what its worth (but free calls wooo!)

Your GV number can be tied to another number, I have my Galaxy Nexus ring when someone calls my GV number

joshnichols189 said:
Your GV number can be tied to another number, I have my Galaxy Nexus ring when someone calls my GV number
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I hope that works for us canadians. Although it won't be much useful for me personally, since people wouldnt want to dial a US number with the rates attached just to call unless it's unlimited to the CA/US.
Now I'm thinking that GV and Groove Ip is one method, but how will skype work? I wouldnt mind paying the $10 prepaid for skype's low rate, but I have no idea if Skype will work like GV and Groove IP.

I'm using Nettalk in Canada

You can use the ICS SIP VOIP client built into the phone dialer application.
Dialer -> Settings -> Internet Calling (Accounts) -> SIP Accounts -> Add account
I personally use Sipgate.com as my SIP provider. I could use Groove IP with my Google Voice account, but this gives me a 2nd option for VOIP.
The great thing about it is it integrates into the phone app, so history, dialing, ring tone settings, contacts, noise cancellation all work as expected. I haven't tried it but I suppose bluetooth works with SIP as well.

Can anyone compare the call quality of SIP vs grooveIP?

momendo said:
You can use the ICS SIP VOIP client built into the phone dialer application.
Dialer -> Settings -> Internet Calling (Accounts) -> SIP Accounts -> Add account
I personally use Sipgate.com as my SIP provider. I could use Groove IP with my Google Voice account, but this gives me a 2nd option for VOIP.
The great thing about it is it integrates into the phone app, so history, dialing, ring tone settings, contacts, noise cancellation all work as expected. I haven't tried it but I suppose bluetooth works with SIP as well.
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Unfortunately I dont think sipgate is available in Canada. I looked up on voip ms, looks extremely complicated and I'm not sure if that is even compatible with the ICS SIP features.

Call blocker apps.

Hello all
I'm looking for an app that will block all calls. I use my phone to record lectures, and I would like to block ALL incoming calls, but still receive texts messages (this is why airplane mode is not an option).
I've seen many apps that allow you to block specific numbers, but I'm looking for something that will block all calls, regardless of the number.
Thanks!

Change to google voice and set a quiet time.

Bielinsk said:
Change to google voice and set a quiet time.
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Changing to Google Voice isn't an option for me, but thanks for the reply.
I'm looking for a specific app.

Silent mode works for me. I remember seeing an app that did this, I'll have to look around.

phatmanxxl said:
Silent mode works for me.
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The problem is that I use my phone to record lectures, so anytime someone would call, the recording would get interrupted.
I easily solved this problem by putting it in airplane mode, but I would still like to receive texts (although I should probably be paying more attention )

I hear ya, someone always calls when Im recording a video, I think google voice is the only solution, I know you said its not an option. An app would just reject the call but it will still ring for a split second and interupt your recording. Google voice blocks the call on the carrier level before it reaches the phone itself.

bjb_nyj101 said:
The problem is that I use my phone to record lectures, so anytime someone would call, the recording would get interrupted.
I easily solved this problem by putting it in airplane mode, but I would still like to receive texts (although I should probably be paying more attention )
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You can use airplane mode and text from voice using wifi.
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revamper said:
You can use airplane mode and text from voice using wifi.
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Google Voice isn't an option for him.

phatmanxxl said:
I hear ya, someone always calls when Im recording a video, I think google voice is the only solution, I know you said its not an option. An app would just reject the call but it will still ring for a split second and interupt your recording. Google voice blocks the call on the carrier level before it reaches the phone itself.
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Ahh... I see. Thanks. I was hoping there was an app that wouldn't pick up the call altogether.

May I ask why Google voice isn't an option for you OP?
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Root call blocker is the best I've found.
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revamper said:
May I ask why Google voice isn't an option for you OP?
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Sure. Well I use Google Voice for voicemail and texting. Pretty much everyone that I communicate with frequently has my google voice number because sometimes I text from it (if I'm in a building with poor reception but has wifi, etc).
But the problem is that I don't particularly like the Google Voice app for texting, and I would prefer to have people text my main #. I think mostly I'm afraid that people would get confused (sad, I know) as to which number to call, which to text?
I wouldn't want people texting my Google Voice number if I hadn't texted them first from it. I prefer the built in messaging app.
I think I need to do more research on GV, to be honest.
Another reason I haven't ported my number over to Voice is because it's tied in with work... Can I port and keep the same number? What functionality do I lose? (if any). Could I still use the stock messaging app for texts, or do I have to use the Voice app?
I have a few more question for you guys
In my current position, without complete number porting to Voice
What would happen if someone called my my GV number? Does it go straight to voicemail? Does it ring my phone?
I apologize for all the questions, but I'm just realizing that I don't understand Google Voice as well as I thought I did

bjb_nyj101 said:
Hello all
I'm looking for an app that will block all calls. I use my phone to record lectures, and I would like to block ALL incoming calls, but still receive texts messages (this is why airplane mode is not an option).
I've seen many apps that allow you to block specific numbers, but I'm looking for something that will block all calls, regardless of the number.
Thanks!
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extreme call blocker, best ever.
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bjb_nyj101 said:
Sure. Well I use Google Voice for voicemail and texting. Pretty much everyone that I communicate with frequently has my google voice number because sometimes I text from it (if I'm in a building with poor reception but has wifi, etc).
But the problem is that I don't particularly like the Google Voice app for texting, and I would prefer to have people text my main #. I think mostly I'm afraid that people would get confused (sad, I know) as to which number to call, which to text?
I wouldn't want people texting my Google Voice number if I hadn't texted them first from it. I prefer the built in messaging app.
I think I need to do more research on GV, to be honest.
Another reason I haven't ported my number over to Voice is because it's tied in with work... Can I port and keep the same number? What functionality do I lose? (if any). Could I still use the stock messaging app for texts, or do I have to use the Voice app?
I have a few more question for you guys
In my current position, without complete number porting to Voice
What would happen if someone called my my GV number? Does it go straight to voicemail? Does it ring my phone?
I apologize for all the questions, but I'm just realizing that I don't understand Google Voice as well as I thought I did
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You can use your sprint number for everything, you can use both the stock app and voice app for texting, and all activity from your voice number well be forwarded to your sprint number. The only drawback is that you will have to use your sprint number for everything.
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hayabusa1300cc said:
extreme call blocker, best ever.
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Extreme call blocker can not block "unknown" or "un-named" callers.

Call and Message blocker by Lucky Dog should work for you. I think their is a free version, give it a try. I have used it to block calls, it just gives a notification rather than interrupting anything your currently doing.

how about using call forwarding "all calls" that way no calls would ring thru but you could still get texts. I'm talking about the same way you call forward "conditional forwarding" but for all calls. example. *28914348103 is the number you dial when setting up an app called better youmail except that is for "conditional call forward" (so it will forward only after a "no answer" condition. There is a "forward all calls" code but I'm just not sure of it. Check with your carrier and see what their codes are.

jayharper08 said:
Root call blocker is the best I've found.
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I think so also, I been using RCB for sometime, and i was looking to see if it would help.
Lets see, you could set the "black list" on a profile called lets say "school" and have:
All from contact
All not in contact
Private and withheld numbers
then have only the "calls" rejected/block from the list but let the "sms" still go thru from the list in the "Default blocking methods".

Hardcorp said:
Extreme call blocker can not block "unknown" or "un-named" callers.
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Why are you using comic sans on your phone?
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[SOLVED] Google Voice - Setting it up as the default voicemail service.

First of all, here's the ROM I'm running: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1884493
I hate having the check my voicemail calling, so I loved that Google Voice would intercept it and I was able to just play it. (Sort of like the iPhone)
You guys know how it works.
Anyway, I've set it up as the default Voicemail service, but it still goes through to T-Mobile or whatever.
So, my question is.. how can I get Google Voice to work how it's suppose to?

How is it better than tmo visual voicemail?

Never said it was, but it comes down to personal preference.
I love me some Google.

I'm just trying to understand the difference in the two services that lead to your preference. I'm a curious person hah. I thought maybe you didn't have visual voicemail set up since you made the iPhone comparison.

Ah, nah.. I've tested the T-Mobile VM, not sure why I prefer the Google Voice, it doesn't look all T-Mobile bloated, I guess. >.<
Anyway, I got it working! Guess setting it up on the Galaxy S3 with TouchWhiz or whatnot doesn't update the forwarding numbers.
So, doing it online did the trick for me!
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It used to say 'Activate GoogleVoicemail on this device,' it gave me a number to dial on my Dialer, and bam! Worked.
I'll mark this as resolved, ahah.

I haven't used gv too much but the few times I did the full site always resolved the problem lol.

I'm using Gvoice for VM bcz I can't bring my phone into work. When someone leaves me a VM, I can listen to it online.
That said, it was a multistep process to get it to work. Had to sign in to Gvoice on the web, then go to prefs, make sure my phone was added, then select Gvoice to do VM for that phone. It then gave me a code I ad to type into my phone to actually activate it.
hope that helps....

You can also call TMo and have them do the following:
1) Turn of VM
2) set default VM number to GV number.
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Took two tries, but got my GVM working again. Was working fine ... then all of a sudden my regular VM and VVM kicked in and GVM would not take voice mail any longer. Was driving me nuts. Thanks for the info.

I just called them up and told them I wanted to use google voice as my voicemail and wanted to disable tmobile's voicemail altogether. They walked me through to the actual voicemail settings which obviously didn't work and then he asked me if he wanted me to disable the visual voicemail. I said yes, and from that point forward it started working with and without wifi calling. I was able to select Google Voice as the voicemail service and it actually showed up in the list.

If all else fails
I am on CM10 nightly and I couldn't get this working using the install or code from the voice website and since my employer controls my tmo account, I am limited in what I can get from TMO. I did figure out a way to get it working
Steps -
phone app ->menu-> call settings -> call forwarding
I sent all of these forward options except for "Always" to my google voice number. This seems to be working now.

In the dialer type *004*+1gvoicenumber# that should set everything up
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[Q] Google Voice and the Note 2

I am having issues with getting Google Voice to be the Voice mail provider on my T-Mobile Note 2. I searched and did not see any threads in the T-mobile section for the Note 2. I went through the setup after installing the Google Voice app and it said that it was set up. I know it worked for the first day because I got a voicemail that showed up in the Google Voice app and a notification like I was supposed to. Now when I call my phone I am only getting the T-Mobile voicemail. I have only had the phone since the 2nd.
Elsewhere on the net I found that some Verizon and Sprint Note 2 owners are having a similar problem but not any T-Mobile users. I followed the suggestions in this post (which I can not link to because I have not made enough posts, google: note 2 google voicemail it will be the first result) to try and get it to work but found that it only works if you reject the call with a message. I am wondering why the manufactures ROM's never work. I had less problems with CM10 nightlies on my T989 SGS2.
I would appreciate anyones input since I use the Google Voice number for my company and it is the only number we have. I don't get many work calls, 5 or 6 a year but I still want to be sure my clients get the right message or even me when they call.

It works fine here. Just tested it.
If the Voice app doesn't set it up properly, you can do it manually by dialing the following string directly on the phone:
*004*1XXXXXXXXXX#
The Xs represent your phone number of voicemail number.
If you log on to Google Voice on the web, go to settings, there's a link right to the right of the phone listing that pops up instructions for your carrier.

limpysmalls said:
I am having issues with getting Google Voice to be the Voice mail provider on my T-Mobile Note 2. I searched and did not see any threads in the T-mobile section for the Note 2. I went through the setup after installing the Google Voice app and it said that it was set up. I know it worked for the first day because I got a voicemail that showed up in the Google Voice app and a notification like I was supposed to. Now when I call my phone I am only getting the T-Mobile voicemail. I have only had the phone since the 2nd.
Elsewhere on the net I found that some Verizon and Sprint Note 2 owners are having a similar problem but not any T-Mobile users. I followed the suggestions in this post (which I can not link to because I have not made enough posts, google: note 2 google voicemail it will be the first result) to try and get it to work but found that it only works if you reject the call with a message. I am wondering why the manufactures ROM's never work. I had less problems with CM10 nightlies on my T989 SGS2.
I would appreciate anyones input since I use the Google Voice number for my company and it is the only number we have. I don't get many work calls, 5 or 6 a year but I still want to be sure my clients get the right message or even me when they call.
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Be aware that you cannot use google voice as your voicemail if you are on a monthly 4G - no contract - plan.

I already went through the process of doing the ##004# to de-activate the Google Voice forwarding to my phone and then reactivated it with *004*1XXXXXXXXXX# but still had no luck with getting it to work. T-Mobile voice mail picks up no matter what. I went through the settings online for Google Voice also but found nothing. It has been working with my 4 other Android Phone sin the past on T-Mobile, all rooted and flashed with different ROM's almost weekly.
I am on a contract plan with T-Mobile so I don't think that should be an issue.
Thanks for the input.
With the Verizon and Sprint versions of the Note this seems to be a problem for more users than here on T-Mobile.

Go to Phone > Call Settings > Call Forwarding > Voice call > and change "Forward when busy" "Forward when unanswered" "Forward when unreachable" to your google voice number +1xxxxxxxxxx
Also make sure Voicemail service in Call Settings say Google Voice.

teshxx said:
Go to Phone > Call Settings > Call Forwarding > Voice call > and change "Forward when busy" "Forward when unanswered" "Forward when unreachable" to your google voice number +1xxxxxxxxxx
Also make sure Voicemail service in Call Settings say Google Voice.
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I have done all of that. I checked and doubled checked that all of those settings are correct.
I found that I can force it to go to the google voicemail if I select a quick response message when someone calls ie. I am driving now. This only works if someone calls the T-Mobile number though, not the Google Voice number.
My phone is just not forwarding to my google voice number like the settings are telling it to do. All the settings say it is but in practice it is not.

limpysmalls said:
I have done all of that. I checked and doubled checked that all of those settings are correct.
I found that I can force it to go to the google voicemail if I select a quick response message when someone calls ie. I am driving now. This only works if someone calls the T-Mobile number though, not the Google Voice number.
My phone is just not forwarding to my google voice number like the settings are telling it to do. All the settings say it is but in practice it is not.
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I had the same problem as you, but I saw forwarding wasn't setup properly even when it said Google Voice as Voicemail service, but I changed it to gv number in forwarding it works like a charm.
Don't know what else to say. Sucks that it doesn't work for you.

The call forwarding settings and yes it is the right phone number.
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The voice mail settings.
Phone just is not using these settings for some reason.
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Same happened to me, fixed by logging into Google voice account via website to enable setup/settings, don't know why I had to go through that since it was set up already from previous phone, but this fixed issue

I will have to mess with it again today. I am surprised it is having an issue.
I am going to disable and reset it all today and then reinstall. Hopefully that will fix what ever my bug is. If not it might be time to root, never have these kind of problems when I control my destiny.
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limpysmalls said:
I will have to mess with it again today. I am surprised it is having an issue.
I am going to disable and reset it all today and then reinstall. Hopefully that will fix what ever my bug is. If not it might be time to root, never have these kind of problems when I control my destiny.
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I was having the same exact issues with you and I tried everything that was suggested in this thread in various order with no luck. Then I tried it in this order and for some reason it worked:
Deactivate Google Voice on phone by pressing ##004#
Uninstall Google Voice app
Activate Google Voice on phone by pressing *004*1XXXXXXXXXX#
Install Google Voice app
Best of luck man, hope it works for you too!

kwangjoony said:
I was having the same exact issues with you and I tried everything that was suggested in this thread in various order with no luck. Then I tried it in this order and for some reason it worked:
Deactivate Google Voice on phone by pressing ##004#
Uninstall Google Voice app
Activate Google Voice on phone by pressing *004*1XXXXXXXXXX#
Install Google Voice app
Best of luck man, hope it works for you too!
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I just did it in the order you suggested and it worked. Thanks man, I was pulling my hair out on this one.
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limpysmalls said:
I just did it in the order you suggested and it worked. Thanks man, I was pulling my hair out on this one.
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NP I'm glad it worked!

The x's represent my phone number, right.... not Googe voice number? If so, how would I find my Google Voice number. Same problem here.
TerrorCandii Inc.

The x's represent your google voice number. Go to your Google voice account with a browser to find your number. It is listed in the settings.
It is slso listed in the Google voice app in settings. At the bottom it says my Google voice number.
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I'll have to go to the site. My app doesn't show my number. Thanks though, I'll give it a try.
TerrorCandii Inc.

Quick check, have you used Google voice before on a phone?
Fake iPhone
Motorola Cliq
MyTouch Slide 3g
Samsung Galaxy S II
Samsung Galaxy Note 2
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limpysmalls said:
Quick check, have you used Google voice before on a phone?
Fake iPhone
Motorola Cliq
MyTouch Slide 3g
Samsung Galaxy S II
Samsung Galaxy Note 2
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Yes, on my S2...
TerrorCandii Inc.

yea, but the question is, how long will it work? I set it up on my phone, 2 days later it didn't work, did it again, a week or so later, yesterday actually, it didn't work again. I signed out of google voice, went back in, configured again, did the deactivate voicemail, reactivate voice mail and nothing.
finally went to the call settings part for forwarding and typed thenumber in manually. I did notice at least for me that the number listed on google voice is not the number you type in there, you must type in the number on google voice that starts with 004.
its working again now, but for how long is the question. really bizarre.

That is what I am wondering also. The other forums said the same thing that it comes and goes. The first day I got the phone I set up Google voice and it worked for 2 days. Then it stopped and I started this thread to see who else was having the same problem and how to get it to work again.
We will see.
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Google Voice - voicemail still goes through T-Mobile?

I have 4.3, stock but rooted. No KNOX trip.
I used Google Voice (GVoice) for a long time prior to Note 3. Voicemails to my Gvoice number will go to Gvoice, not T-Mobile or AT&T (previous carrier). Voicemails to my phine number will go to the carrier's.
With the Note 3, Voicemails for my GVoice goes to. .. the carrier's?
1. Someone call my GVoice number and left a message
2. GVoice indicate there's a Voicemail.
3. T-Mobile ALSO indicate there is a Voicemail - icon on notification bar.
I can even press and holds "1" in the keypad and dial to T-Mobile voicemail systemand listen to the message.
I already setup GVoice as shown in screen shot.
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lanwarrior said:
I have 4.3, stock but rooted. No KNOX trip.
I used Google Voice (GVoice) for a long time prior to Note 3. Voicemails to my Gvoice number will go to Gvoice, not T-Mobile or AT&T (previous carrier). Voicemails to my phine number will go to the carrier's.
With the Note 3, Voicemails for my GVoice goes to. .. the carrier's?
1. Someone call my GVoice number and left a message
2. GVoice indicate there's a Voicemail.
3. T-Mobile ALSO indicate there is a Voicemail - icon on notification bar.
I can even press and holds "1" in the keypad and dial to T-Mobile voicemail systemand listen to the message.
I already setup GVoice as shown in screen shot.
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I had issues with voice as well, except that I wasn't getting any calls, on either number, only voicemails. Got that straightened out thru tech support, and then had same issue as you. There is no working solution, except to have T-Mobile's voicemail handle both. From what I have been reading, voice is going to be integrated with Hangouts, and your voice number will be for VOIP. Google will more than likely launch it's own service, using Sprint and Verizon's network, and their fiber network, giving them nearly nationwide coverage. If you own your voice number, at some point you are more than likely going to have to choose one or the other, unless you want to pay for 2 lines, or have voice number only for VOIP calls. Unfortunately, that seems to be the way it is, unless you are on sprint, and my guess that wont last much longer......

dongarritas said:
I had issues with voice as well, except that I wasn't getting any calls, on either number, only voicemails. Got that straightened out thru tech support, and then had same issue as you. There is no working solution, except to have T-Mobile's voicemail handle both. From what I have been reading, voice is going to be integrated with Hangouts, and your voice number will be for VOIP. Google will more than likely launch it's own service, using Sprint and Verizon's network, and their fiber network, giving them nearly nationwide coverage. If you own your voice number, at some point you are more than likely going to have to choose one or the other, unless you want to pay for 2 lines, or have voice number only for VOIP calls. Unfortunately, that seems to be the way it is, unless you are on sprint, and my guess that wont last much longer......
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Thanks for the information!
Interestingly, I never had this issue when I had AT&T and I just moved to T-Mobile about 3 months ago. I am wondering if T-Mobile have made changes on their side that interfere with Google Voice. I'll dig deeper...

lanwarrior said:
Thanks for the information!
Interestingly, I never had this issue when I had AT&T and I just moved to T-Mobile about 3 months ago. I am wondering if T-Mobile have made changes on their side that interfere with Google Voice. I'll dig deeper...
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Yeah...I came from Sprint about 6 weeks ago, and had seamless integration for 3 years. Had to move to T-Mo because of the whole Spark and vision "upgrades" made getting calls and data almost impossible, and just had to start using voice number to make all calls, and message on other number to please call voice number. in 6 months or so, I will just lose the other number, and port the voice number as my only line. It's a shame, as I really liked having 2 numbers for my phone...it was like having different email accounts for different people/businesses.

For GV to work you must have forwarding to GV set up on tmobile for unanswered calls.
You can't do it on prepaid plans. My solution to it was to call tmobile and completely disable their voicemail. Then eventualy GV voicemail will pick up calls that are not answered.
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