We value each and every customer, so we’re disappointed to hear that you’ve decided to cancel your YouMail account. Is there anything that we can do to change your mind?
- If it’s a technical issue, let us work with you to solve your problem! Contact our Support Team by clicking here to submit a ticket.
- If it’s something else, please let us know so that we can work to correct it. Please click here to submit a ticket and let us know what we can do to improve your YouMail experience.
Still Need to Cancel?
Returning to your carrier’s voicemail is very simple but keep in mind that it’s more than just deleting the app from your phone. Uninstalling the application only removes the app from your device, it will NOT stop your missed calls from going to YouMail.
To close your YouMail account and return to your carrier’s voicemail, you'll just need to complete 5 steps and dial your carrier's specific Deactivation Codes. Click here to close your account.
There are several ways to get the codes and cancel properly:
- Cancel your YouMail account on the web by clicking this link and following the onscreen instructions. Please note that this will permanently delete all voicemail messages, greetings, contact information, and anything else you have on YouMail.
- If the app is on your phone, you use a simple setting in the app to return to carrier voicemail without cancelling your account:
iPhone – Tap the Menu button (☰) on the top left, Open the Settings menu in the top right of the Menu, Select Return to Carrier’s Voicemail and Follow instructions on screen.
Android – Tap the Menu button (☰) on the top left, Tap Settings, then Activate/Deactivate, Select Return to Carrier Voicemail, Select Yes, return my voicemail to my carrier.
After you confirm that your carrier voicemail is working again, you can delete the YouMail app. - If you’ve already deleted the app, you have to dial a code directly into your phone to return to your carrier voicemail. Look at the table below, and dial the code listed next to your carrier to deactivate YouMail. If it doesn’t work, just dial 611 (on your wireless phone) and ask to return to carrier voicemail. It should only take a minute or two.
Call The Following Code or Codes Specific to your Carrier to Deactivate your YouMail Account:
| Carrier Name | Deactivation Code |
| AT&T Wireless | ##61# and ##62# and ##67# |
| Sprint | *730 and *740 |
| T-Mobile | ##004# |
| AT&T (Cingular) | ##004# |
| Verizon Wireless | *73 |
| Cricket (Leap Wireless) | *730 |
| US Cellular Corp | *900 and *920 |
| Telus Mobility | ##004# |
| Rogers Wireless | ##004# |
| Bell Mobility | *920 |
| Alltel | *710 |
| Edge Wireless | ##004# |
| Cellular South | *760 |
| Fido | ##004# |
| Verizon Residential | *900 and *920 |
| AT&T Residential | *900 and *920 |
| Metro PCS | *740 |
| nTelos | *710 |
| Wind Mobile (Canada) | ##004# |
| Mobilicity (Canada) | ##004# |
| Plateau Wireless | ##004# |
| Lyrix Wireless | ##004# |
| NW Missouri Wireless | ##004# |
| Cellular 29 | *73 |
| Simple Mobile | ##004# |
| Solavei | ##004# |
| Aio Wireless | ##004# |
| CBeyond | *38 |
| Ting | *38 |
| Revol Wireless | *710 |
| Cbeyond | *38 |
| ATT Landline | *900 and *920 |
| SBC Residential | *900 and *920 |
| Bell South | ##004# |
| Cox Digital | *900 and *920 |
| Koodo Mobile | ##004# |
| Republic Wireless | *38 |
| MTS Mobility | *900 and *920 |
| Sasktel | *900 and *920 |
| ChatMobility | *73 |
| Straight Talk | ##004# |
| Page Plus | *710 |
If you’re still having trouble, we’d love to help. Please make sure to submit a request Here with as much information as you can provide! Thank you!
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