When will Thailand have voice messaging ?

[quiuvo]

I want to leave a voice message sometimes but can't . Only option is to text. I hope soon we can leave a voice message

[aaron ysl]

Leaving a voice messaging is a thing of the past. Now we have so many apps that enable a voice messaging and texting.

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[quiuvo]

Why get an app for texting when we can directly text?

[Chicog]

You said you'd prefer voice messaging, which you can do with an app.

You can even send video messages now.

The advantage of an app for texting is that if all of your friends have it you don't have to pay for the SMS's.

[aaron ysl]

Why get an app for texting when we can directly text?

App like LINE, wechat, whatsapp allow the users to send a large and unlimited volume of text and voice messaging by using data. It's also a cheaper means of communication compare to conventional method of texting such as SMS and voice call.

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[aaron ysl]

In the long run, the apps save u great deal of money!

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[quiuvo]

What is your cost per mo. For the package? Now I buy minutes. Don't know if it's worth it since I don't call much to begin with.

[E Max]

Imagine the Spamming then ? Really annoying.

[lomatopo]

I think most pre-paid and post-paid mobile service providers here offer free voice-mail; you may have to request it and they may charge a flat-fee to access it. I know I've had it on various AIS/One-2-Call, DTAC/Happy and TrueMove H accounts for over 10 years.

My guess is that voice-mail is not really popular with Thais - maybe because they are not used to it or have not been introduced to it - so they have not set it up, and most utilize missed-call alerts to ring back.

[mgjackson69]

With caller ID, the various apps that are available, and carrier-offered services such as missed call alert, voicemail is pretty much a thing of the past.