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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I haven’t checked my voicemail in years.  Sometimes I check the voicemail to text but it’s always medical offices, school stuff.  Anyone I know would text or call a second time.  I don’t think you’re a jerk OP, but just apologize and move on.  I think it’s a generational thing.[/quote]

It must be- this is nuts to me. How old are you? I assume if I leave a voicemail, especially at work, people listen to it. Even personal, though I do rarely leave voicemails to people other than family….[/quote]

45, and I don’t know a single person my age who still uses voicemail.  Really.  We text.

If I see a missed call by someone important to me, I return the call.  But I don’t listen or leave voicemails unless it is some sort of business office.  [/quote]

Then why don’t you simply deactivate your voicemail? (Bet you won’t answer.)[/quote]

Because I don’t feel like it, and because it doesn’t affect me at all not to do so.[/quote]

By having it, and having it not full or deactivated, you are welcoming people to leave you a message. You are providing a means for them to leave you a voicemail, and then you are getting frustrated and exasperated with them for leaving you a voicemail.

Not very bright, eh?[/quote]

I’m not getting exasperation or frustrated because people I care about don’t leave me voicemails!  They text or call.  [/quote]

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