Accessing incoming voice messages on Nokia 2630

I searched everywhere about how to pick up incoming phone calls on my 2630. I selected the little envelope icon from the menu, then messages received, then I get 888 for Orange provider. It then gives me the name of who sent it and I can answer but then I only get an option to write a new SMS text. Or I can go to Options which gives me everything but the option to listen to the message. i can't seem to get those messages. Must be something simple, so simple that it's not even the forum topics. Help!

Press and hold the '1' key. It will dial up your voicemail.
Remember, voicemail messages are not stored on your phone, they are stored by your network. The text message you receive is merely a notification that someone has left you a message, nothing more.
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