Bit of a long shot this but will ask anyway, I dont understand all this mobile stuff.
I phoned a person and their mobile clicked on to `leave a message` During the ...`please leave a message after the tone` I could swear I heard the person I was calling say its so and so and then the pre recorded message continued. Is this possible?
Yes I understand that but as the message was playing, I am sure I heard a few words spoken in the background that were not part of the message. It was 2 distinctly different voices. I am just curious to know if when the pre recorded message is playing will it somehow pick up background voices. I cant see how but then I rarely use a mobile.
Well not that I'm aware of, but of course when the person made the recording one assumes they used the mobile and if it was not in a quiet place.. the way to tell is to ring it a second time and see if its different. Brian
Yes I understand that but as the message was playing, I am sure I heard a few words spoken in the background that were not part of the message. It was 2 distinctly different voices. I am just curious to know if when the pre recorded message is playing will it somehow pick up background voices. I cant see how but then I rarely use a mobile.
If the phone is picked up after the answer machine cuts in the voice and the message can be heard at the same time. No idea if mobiles can do the same.
When the person you called recorded their message, there was someone else in the background talking, and this was picked up, and is on the recording ,so will stay there if you call back, unless they have re-recorded it
You didn't really get their voicemail, they answered it an pretended to be voicemail
You imagined it
When a mobile goes to voicemail, it is not recorded on the mobile handset, but on the voicemail system of the provider, so as soon as voicemail kicks in, the phone is disconnected.
I suppose it is not impossible for the voicemail to kick in, and the call to have been answered, but I would suggest that is extremely unlikely, as I have never heard of something like this happening before!
Another possibility is the mobile was on divert to a landline, and the voicemail was a local machine, and another phone was picked up when it was playing out the message
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