Observed arrival · 2026-09-15
Bourdon Keeps the Voicemail Alive
A memorial phone service preserves a deceased loved one's number and recorded greeting for ten years.
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Bourdon's stated workflow begins with a portability check, followed by capturing the existing greeting and moving the number into its service before the carrier disconnects it. The page says callers can hear the original recording, leave messages, and keep the line available for ten years after a single $399 payment. It also explains that a carrier-hosted greeting disappears at shutoff and that a disconnected number may enter a minimum aging period before reassignment.
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