VoiceMail Default Password List
By Ethernet
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*These where only collected by me and compiled

Intro:
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This little article will cover 21 different Voice Mail and Answering Machine default codes.  Following are some quick (but useless) bruteforcing steps.  
Enjoy.

General Passwords:
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[1] T-Mobile SDAâ.¢ :: Last four digits of mobile number
[2] AT&T          :: 111111
[3] Mobile        :: 1234
[4] Telus         :: # + Mailbox number
[5] Qwest         :: (none)
[6] SBC           :: (none)
[7] Bell Canada   :: Last 7 digits of phone number
[8] Norstar       :: 0000
[9] Vodacom       :: 1111
[10] MTN          :: 1234
[11] OneConnect   :: 1234
[12] CINDI        :: 1111 or 1234 or 9876 or 0000
[13] Free Optus   :: The number you dialed
[14] Unity VMB    :: Dial 6700 - Password is 12345
[15] Swisscom     :: 2355
[16] NCAR         :: 123456
[17] Hancock      :: 0000
[18] Verison VMB  :: Your 7 digit telephone number
[19] i-Post       :: 1234#
[20] Meridian     :: *1# or bx# or 0000# or 1111# or 1234#
[21] Octel        :: 0000 or 1234 or 1234567


Brute Forcing:
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Dont feal like guessing the password?  Brute Force it.
This works well on AT&T Answering Machines.

::1 Digit::

1. Dial the phone number.
2. Enter the following code:

 0123456789

::2 Digits::

1. Dial the phone number and wait for the automated responce
2. Enter the following code very quickly:

 1234567898765432135792468642973147
 4193366994488552277539596372582838
 491817161511026203040506070809001

3. You just entered every possible 2 digit combination.
You'll know you hit the right one when the messages start playing.
               
However unpractical it might seem, i also dug up every possible 3 digit
combinartion.

::3 Digits::

1. Dial the phone number.
2. Enter the following code:

 000100200300400500600700800900
 01101201301401501601701801901
 02102202302402502602702802902
 03103203303403503603703803903
 04104204304404504604704804904
 05105205305405505605705805905
 06106206306406506606706806906
 07107207307407507607707807907
 08108208308408508608708808908
 09109209309409509609709809909
 11211311411511611711811911
 12212312412512612712812912
 13213313413513613713813913
 14214314414514614714814914
 15215315415515615715815915
 16216316416516616716816916
 17217317417517617717817917
 18218318418518618718818918
 19219319419519619719819919
 222322422522622722822922
 2323323423523623723823923
 2424324424524624724824924
 2525325425525625725825925
 2626326426526626726826926
 2727327427527627727827927
 2828328428528628728828928
 2929329429529629729829929
 333433533633733833933
 3434434534634734834934
 3535435535635735835935
 3636436536636736836936
 3737437537637737837937
 3838438538638738838938
 3939439539639739839939
 444544644744844944
 4545545645745845945
 4646546646746846946
 4747547647747847947
 4848548648748848948
 4949549649749849949
 555655755855955
 5656656756856956
 5757657757857957
 5858658758858958
 5959659759859959
 666766866966
 6767767867967
 6868768868968
 6969769869969
 777877977
 7878878978
 7979879979
 888988
 8989989
 999

After that it just gets to be way too much to put in.  I must admit the brute forcing is kind of pointless as very few VMBs still use 1-3 digit passwords, but if you found a real old one you could try it out on it!

I hope you enjoyed the short list of Voice Mail passwords.  Sorry i couldn't find more but 21 isnt a bad number.