Lately, I've gotten so much spam voicemail that I've forgotten that sometimes I person I want to hear from will leave me a message. This is what happened to me this weekend.
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Recently, a woman at work and I have struck up a friendly acquaintanceship. When I mentioned that I might need help sorting out all of the medicare options available to me, she volunteered to put her friend in contact with me. One problem - I accidentally deleted the voicemail, and I don't remember the woman's name. So I'll have to go back to my friend, mention the situation, and hope I can get the information I need.
Most of the time, dealing with voicemail spam is easy. One swipes to the right to delete the spam. But when there's lots of spam in the voice mail folder, performing this task can be tedious. Yes, there are ways to highlight each bad message and then mass deleting them. But the process is not intuitive. So I tend to do this one message at a time, and often delete messages I want to keep.
Yet, I'm willing to clean up the mess on my phone, as it's a lot easier to deal with the mess on my computer or in my apartment.
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