Q&A for How to Check Voicemail from Another Phone

Call your phone number and let it ring. When it goes to voicemail, press the * or the # button depending on your service provider and it should ask you for your password before allowing you into your voicemail system.

If you have Verizon, you can just call her 10-digit mobile number, press the # to bypass the greeting, enter your password, and then you should be able to listen to the VM's stored on her device. If you believe the voicemails are of a pressing legal nature, you should consult an attorney instead. A judge can issue a warrant to pull up the voicemails in question, even deleted ones.

Call your phone number and dial the voicemail extension.

You can usually press 7 (though it might vary depending on your carrier) while listening to the message to delete it. This also works when checking your voicemail by calling your number.

If you do not have your PIN, you cannot access your voicemail remotely. You will need to retrieve your PIN before you can check your voicemail from another phone.

You may be able to call your carrier to get the PIN, but it may depend on the carrier you subscribe to.

You can go into the settings for your phone app and set one up. Look for the voicemail section and find an option like “Set up/Change PIN.”

To listen to your husband's voicemail messages, you need to know his voicemail PIN. Then, make sure your call goes directly to voicemail and use the bypass key (usually # or *) depending on your carrier.

Call your cell number and wait for it to go to voicemail, then press the access key (usually # or *) and enter your voicemail PIN followed by #.