I’m currently using callwave.com which send your text transcriptions of your voicemails, which is nice. I do like the “visual voicemail” component of Grandcentral, thought. I also like the multiple phone ring, call recording and transfer handset features.

Sooo…. anyone willing to send me an invite?

I’m currently using callwave.com which send your text transcriptions of your voicemails, which is nice. I do like the “visual voicemail” component of Grandcentral, thought. I also like the multiple phone ring, call recording and transfer handset features.

Sooo…. anyone willing to send me an invite?

You are such a wealth of good resources (and reasonably priced ones, too)! Thanks so much for sharing this opportunity with your readers. Right now we are using a personalized ring number that rings to our home phone for the biz…. but the voice mail is very bland “please leave a message” because we use it for all three businesses and home, so callers would be very confused. I’m hoping this service could help mitigate that problem! Thanks again!

You are such a wealth of good resources (and reasonably priced ones, too)! Thanks so much for sharing this opportunity with your readers. Right now we are using a personalized ring number that rings to our home phone for the biz…. but the voice mail is very bland “please leave a message” because we use it for all three businesses and home, so callers would be very confused. I’m hoping this service could help mitigate that problem! Thanks again!

eVoice uses its own voice file format and CallDigits uses an MP3 file format. I like that because I can load messages into my iPod if I need to, and take them with me.

I would use Grand Central for both inbound and outbound calls, because I heard that Google is getting into that business. So if I can download MP3 files, or have them emailed to me, or both, and make outbound call, then it could be used to do everything at one site.

Thanks for the info.

–Brian
Assist.com

eVoice uses its own voice file format and CallDigits uses an MP3 file format. I like that because I can load messages into my iPod if I need to, and take them with me.

I would use Grand Central for both inbound and outbound calls, because I heard that Google is getting into that business. So if I can download MP3 files, or have them emailed to me, or both, and make outbound call, then it could be used to do everything at one site.

Thanks for the info.

–Brian
Assist.com

I would use Grand Central in a few ways. 1) as I said earlier, to establish a trust base with my customers 2) for customers to feel as if they can have immediate contact with me 3) to establish a dialog with affiliates and potential affiliates and 4) to encourage comments and testimonials about my products.

I would use Grand Central in a few ways. 1) as I said earlier, to establish a trust base with my customers 2) for customers to feel as if they can have immediate contact with me 3) to establish a dialog with affiliates and potential affiliates and 4) to encourage comments and testimonials about my products.