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Google Voice is amazing. We’ve been using it for about 2 years now and not sure how to live without it. You get one number to give out. That number will ring any of your predefined other numbers. Example 1: Let’s say you’re a real estate company. At night you could call forward your main number to your Google Voice number. It would then ring ALL your agents until the first one picked up. Example 2: Let’s say your organization has an “on call” doctor for emergencies. Instead, use a Google Voice number that rings all doctors at once. Of course you could simply use for personal use – your number rings your cell, work, house, etc. Google Voice has been in a closed beta for years now (previously Grand Central). Recently Google opened the doors to allow anyone to join. However, you have to sign up for an invitation. It then takes a few weeks or months to get OK’d by Google. Best part? Google Voice is free! Getting Started…
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Posts Tagged ‘Voicemail’
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July 14th, 2009How to Get Your Voicemails by Email and Save Forever
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You miss a call on your cell phone. Use YouMail to get a TXT MSG and/or an email alert instantly and listen online: www.youmail.com YouMail is an alternative option to standard voicemail from your cell phone company (ATT, Verizon, etc). They take your missed calls and give you complete control of the messages:
YouMail makes it dead simple to setup. Screen shots guide you through a 3 minute process. I promise anyone can do this. Please note, forwarding your calls to a new voicemail service will incur minutes used as the person is leaving a message. |
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