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Verizon backdoor voicemail number - newuser99 - Jun 3, 2023
Hi All
Was wondering if someone could help out. Am doing some research right now on voicemail systems, particularly those based in the US (ATT, TMobile and Verizon).
Both T-Mobile and ATT have voicemail backdoor access numbers (numbers you dial to access your voicemail remotely).
Verizon used to have a similar number (540-520-6245), but as of a few months ago it seems to have been disconnected.
Does anyone else know whether they have a new backdoor number to replace the one above ?
Their website advertises that the number 845-613-8700 can be used for this purpose, but it doesn't seem to work on numbers where I know the pin (i.e Slydial/Call to access the number works, but via that number it says incorrect).
Right now the only way to test this on Verizon is to use a service like Slydial which is clunky. Was wondering if anyone else that works in this space knows if there is a new Verizon backdoor voicemail number ?
RE: Verizon backdoor voicemail number - Kiddrelo123 - Aug 26, 2023
Verizon doesn't have one anymore, I do research about voice-mail as well and they disconnected theirs a while back.
The method I been using to get access to Verizon voice-mail remotely is by using an app called fake caller/trace bust (app icon is a guy with glasses and a mustache) works perfectly but is paid to use and you have to do it on specific numbers.
When prompted to leave a voice-mail just press the pound key and you're able to access the voice-mail box
RE: Verizon backdoor voicemail number - linkinpork - Aug 28, 2023
Hi,
Sorry I know this is a thread necro but for future reference:
You're in HF, a surfaceweb forum. Verizon, AT&T, and the lot are huge companies, they have dedicated Security Ops and Threat Intelligence departments. They literally pay people to lurk here, on the dark web, Facebook groups, you name it, to find out about posts, literally, like this one.
Next time, keep it to yourself.
Cheers!