Voice Mail forwarding/copying to multiple email addresses

[godot2012]

I wonder if the voice mail to email feature could be enhanced to be configurable with more than one email address and simultaneous delivery. I could use this feature in my home.

Not a "must have" rather a "nice to have" enhancement.

[Funkytown]

I wonder if the voice mail to email feature could be enhanced to be configurable with more than one email address and simultaneous delivery. I could use this feature in my home.

Not a "must have" rather a "nice to have" enhancement.

I think you can do this with Gmail if you have an account and then have Gmail auto forward the voice/email to all your other email accounts, but i could be wrong.

[godot2012]

Even if you can, I don't like to scratch my left ear with my right hand. Band aid work arounds are OK for techies, but not for the average folks. This is my case; if a call is directed to voice mail, the notification message is sent to my email address. It is OK if I am at home or on line or whatever. But if I am not, (i.e. I am travelling) my wife would never know about the missed call. If the notification could be sent to two email addresses the problem would be solved.

I say what a clever idea!

[dphythian]

Try entering both emails in the same box, separated by a comma. I'm on FPL and it works perfectly for me.

[Funkytown]

Try entering both emails in the same box, separated by a comma. I'm on FPL and it works perfectly for me.

Thanks for the tip, others might want to do the same so I made a small tutorial, I gave dphythian credit: viewtopic.php?p=46936#p46936

[godot2012]

Brilliant idea, it works.

Thanks!

[pete_fpl]

I have a phone number and my mother has a phone number. I manage her account, so having email+mom@gmail.com as her account email would be great. Any chance of this happening?

[Jake]

I have a phone number and my mother has a phone number. I manage her account, so having email+mom@gmail.com as her account email would be great. Any chance of this happening?

Is this for logging in, or for receiving emails when a voicemail is left?

If it is for logging in online, I can't see that happening.
If it is for receiving emails when a voicemail is left, as in this post you can just separate the email addresses by a comma (not a coma as in the thread ) viewtopic.php?p=46936#p46936