Web Messaging enables you to send paging messages to any Vodafone pager (except ZAP pagers*)
from our dedicated web page. Sending a message couldn't be easier, simply complete the following 3 steps:
- Go to www.paging.vodafone.net
- Enter the pager number (or subscriber number) you want to message and select 'Submit'.
- Type in the message you would like to send and select 'Submit'
NOTE
In the message box, if the pager is a numeric-only pager, then you will only be able to enter numeric characters and spaces.
If it is a tone-only pager then the message box will not appear. The user simply clicks the 'Submit' button, which is displayed to send the tone message.
* A ZAP pager is where the Customer buys the pager outright but calls a premium rate number to send a message. These type of pagers can be identified by their dialling codes of 07666 and 07663.
Yes, however, this is dependant on whether you subscribe to an alphanumeric or numeric pager.
There is a character counter next to the text box so you can see how many characters you have left as you are typing your message.
Yes you will need to contact Vodafone Customer Services on 07699 100100 to subscribe to the Online Services. This service is offered free of charge. These services are available via a login account that consists of the pager number and a password.
You will need your pager number and a password, provided by Vodafone Customer Services on 07699 100100, to log in to the Online Services.
Please remember, it is important to log out after using the service and do not disclose your password to anyone.
A diary call is a scheduled pager message that you have specified to be sent out at a future date and time. It can be used as a reminder as a one off call.
As well as being able to add diary calls you also have the ability to change and delete them. The 'View Diary Calls' lists all of your diary calls.
Alarm calls are pager messages which will be triggered on a certain day of the week at a specified time. It can be used as a regular reminder.
When you create an alarm call you will specify what day(s) of the week you want to receive the alarm and at what time. For example you may set-up an alarm call to wake you up at 7.00am from Monday to Friday.
As well as being able to add alarm calls you also have the ability to change and delete them. The 'View Alarm Calls' lists all of your alarm calls.
The message source pie chart shows how your messages have been input into our paging systems.
The usage statistics bar chart shows how many messages you have received on each day of the current month.
If your pager is answered via our bureau service, you can change how this is answered by our agents, using the change greeting option, within the Paging Online Services.
Email to Pager enables you to send paging messages to all Vodafone pagers using your usual email software. Each pager has its own unique email address.
To form the email address, simply add '@paging.vodafone.net' after the pager number. For instance, if the pager number is 01234 567890, the email address would be '01234567890@paging.vodafone.net'
Note: If your pager is not set-up to receive alphanumeric characters (i.e. a Numeric or Tone pager) you will receive the following: Numeric pagers - your pager will receive alerts but the message will be corrupt, so consider upgrading to a alphanumeric pager. Tone pagers - your pager will receive an alert as normal.
To form your email address, add '@paging.vodafone.net' to the end of your pager number. Now you can send emails to this address and they will be displayed on your pager.
Yes, you can purchase an additional monthly email allowance in the following denominations - 150 emails, 500 emails, 1000 emails and 2000 emails.
If you wish to add one of these services please email Customer Services on paging.admin@vodafone.co.uk with your requirements.
You will receive a warning to tell you when you have 5 messages left, and again when you have none left. These warning messages will not come out of your total allowance.
Your pager may have been turned off, out of coverage or the battery could have been flat. You can contact Customer Services to increase your limit for the next month if you wish.
Any messages sent to you when your pager is turned off or out of range will be lost. Please be sure to check your battery on a regular basis.
You can always check if you might have missed a message by viewing your messages in Online Services.
There is a message retention and re-transmission service available to ensure you don't miss any messages. Contact Customer Services on 07699 100100 or paging.admin@vodafone.com to check prices for this service.
Try checking the following:
- Have you used up your email allowance this month?
- Is your pager turned on?
- Is the pager in the UK?
- Does the battery have enough power?
- Are you using the correct email address? pagernumber@paging.vodafone.net
If you are still experiencing problems please contact Customer Services on 07699 100100
Vodafone Paging has no control over the amount of time messages take to travel via the internet before they reach our network. However as soon as a message enters our system it is typically received by the pager in less than 60 seconds.
Yes, if you send an email to your Groupcall number you will only use 1 of your monthly email allowance and your message will be delivered to all of the pagers in your group.
You will receive an email back from Vodafone stating whether the (outbound) pager message was accepted or not. This does not confirm that the pager has received the message.
Email your cancellation request to Customer Services at paging.admin@vodafone.com and they will remove your additional email allowance in line with your billing.
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