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EE Voicemail: Everything You Need to Know

How to set up your voicemail Voicemail is usually on by default. If it’s off, callers won’t be able to leave a message. Switch on: text VM ON to 150Switch off: text VM OFF to 150 How to check your voicemail Press and hold 1 or dial 222On iPhone: open...

Linzi_H by EE Community Support Team
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Voicemail Number link

When i get a message to say i have a voicemail the number 22201 was a link. There is no link now just the numbers so i need to come out and into keypad then dial the number. For the life of me i cant find a setting to turn it back on or even remember...

rolfe66 by Contributor
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Resolved! Jamaica

Hi I’m off to Jamaica I’m on a monthly plan I have 4gb of data per month , when I get to my hotel I will sign in to the WiFi and use WhatsApp for calls and messages do I need to buy more data or pay for roaming  ? I thought WhatsApp is free if I’m on...

Gra9 by Explorer
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Resolved! Re: Data roaming aboard not working

Any advice for how to text 150 when abroad (Argentina) and roaming not working?EE don’t seem to offer email contact, or messaging - just phone (which I may be able to do over WiFi, messaging does not work over WiFi from here)

Iantjones by Investigator
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Resolved! No signal or data connection

Hi,   I'm currently abroad and trying to use my phone, I can't make or receive calls or texts. After trying to manually connect to the local network it fails and says "Your SIM card does not allow a connection to this network". Any help would be grea...

Spud5700 by Contributor
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Service cut off by EE

Gone to Fuerteventura and after a week EE cut me off. Not like other network providers who welcome you to another country and inform you of things you might have to do for service to continue.