on 16-02-2020 09:37
on 16-02-2020 09:51
As far as I am aware, if you have blocked the contact on your phone then they shouldn't be able to leave a voicemail.
However, I wonder if it is one person with the same number or a company who tend to change their numbers every time you block them? If it's the latter then you won't be able to block them.
If it is annoying you a lot then either dont listen to the voicemail or go for a change of number. You are allowed one free of charge if you call customer services Guide: How to find help & contact O2
All you need to know about voicemail here Guide: All you need to know about O2 Voicemail 901
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 16-02-2020 09:56
16-02-2020 10:21 - edited 16-02-2020 10:24
16-02-2020 10:21 - edited 16-02-2020 10:24
Then take a look at the guide to voicemail I left in my previous post. There is a lot of information there which may help?
You could always turn voicemail off, though that would affect any other caller. However, you could see who called and return a call to those you wish to.
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 16-02-2020 10:43
on 16-02-2020 10:44
16-02-2020 12:13 - edited 16-02-2020 12:13
16-02-2020 12:13 - edited 16-02-2020 12:13
As you have posted on the VM thread I linked to, the answer is as I thought, blocked numbers can't leave voicemails. They will get a disconnected tone.
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 16-02-2020 12:31
on 16-02-2020 12:31