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Oh, certainly, and it would be something like Asterisk you'd have to learn and configure. But at some point all the cloud services will fold because they're not required by law to offer and maintain service. I don't know if there are any landline providers that offer voicemail to email.To do that you'll need an SBC (session border controller) and a SIP trunk provider such as L3 or AT&T to provide you the pipe + phone numbers. Then you would need a piece of software to pick the call up, transcribe it, and send it as an email (digital voicemail is basically email on the back end). That's alot of gear and expertise for a single phone number, most people running that type of config are enterprises with hundreds or thousands of numbers. A 100% cloud service is preferable for a 1-number solution.
Maybe Ma Bell would work, but never tried it: https://www.att.com/support/article/local-long-distance/KM1047691/