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BlackBerry Bold owners scoring Visual Voicemail as soon as today
AT&T is planning on releasing an updated OS for the BlackBerry Bold tomorrow. However, the code for Visual Voicemail is in the system today. So if your Bold has the VVM icon, you can call your handy-dandy AT&T phone rep and if you ask nice enough, you should be able to get the service added to your handset today. BGR confirmed this with a Bold owner who now gets to roll with Visual Voicemail on his device.

All Bold owners on AT&T will be able to get the service for free and it will allow 40 voicemails to be stored for 14 days. Voicemails can be forwarded as an MMS to other users or to an email address. Phone numbers on your VVM inbox can be stored to your address book. You can set up your voicemail greeting directly from the application, and you can archive messages on the phone's memory on to a microSD card.

If you were bold enough to call AT&T to try and get Visual Voicemail added to your BlackBerry 9000 today, let us know how it went.

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source: BGR
BlackBerry Bold owners scoring Visual Voicemail as soon as today

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1. Phoney posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:43

wtf... why is visual vm not free for vzw?

2. vmatikov posted on 24 Aug 2009, 20:39

QQ

3. dphins82 posted on 25 Aug 2009, 09:12

Because VZW is greedy. I had the Tour and returned it and then the curve which was not a bad device but it was old. I got the Bold and absolutely love it.

4. vmatikov posted on 25 Aug 2009, 16:54

QQ moar pl0x

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