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I definitly want to write something myself in code,
just for the learning experience. Although I think
the service you mentioned would probably be more
practical as far as cost in concerned, so I'll
probably look into that, thanks for the info!
> It depends upon your reasoning, if learning and
> experience is your first
> priority, then go for it. As said in another email
> there are some
> components and preconfigured devices for such a
> thing. I actually have
> two devices (cards) specifically made for advanced
> voicemail box setups,
> if anybody wants to research or experiment with
> those, let me know.
>
> If you just want a voice-to-computer answering
> machine, there are services
> out there, locally even! That will do this for you..
> I personally use
> innoport.com which is a local company that gives you
> a 215 (although I
> suppose they can give you a box on an 800 number,
> too) number... on my
> main number, I have busy/don't answer forwarding..
> which I point at that
> number.. or people can just call that number
> directly, it can accept
> voicemail and/or fax. Voicemail it makes into
> .wav's, fax'es as .pdf's...
> if anybody wants to call it and get an example back,
> just let me know.
>
> Also, if anybody wants to sign up for the service,
> let me know.. I can get
> a referral credit but have to send you an email or
> referral number.
> Either way, I would recommend this service whether I
> get a referral credit
> or not. This is cheaper than if you were to get a
> separate line to do
> this, or even cheaper than verizon voicemail, and
> it's the only service I
> know of at least locally to provide the voicemails &
> faxes electronically
> which rocks. It's great for dsl, dialup, if you're
> at work, or across the
> country on vacation, or just need a non-home
> voicemail or fax number to
> give out.
>
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