Toll Free numbers on mobile?

[nameslave]

to offer support 24/7 and not have anyone bothered by phones ringing in the house.

If you can live with voice mail alone, eVoice (a J2 company) offers toll free numbers for just $4.95, plus 10 cents per minute.

 

[-GWS-]

I have to agree with kall8. I have been using their service for several years and they are pretty inexpensive. They have alot of features that I like such as forwarding to any number (including cell phone), your own voicemail located there, fax services, as well as a nice PBX system.

 

[TVGHosting]

Yo man, check out the dates of the posts you dig up.

 

[-GWS-]

Sorry I didn't know there was a rule about the dates of posts you are allowed to post in.

 

[TVGHosting]

THere isn't... its just that if a post has not had a view in over a year, then most likely the interested parties are not longer interested in the topic. It just looks funny man, thats all Im saying

 

[ldcdc]

Eh, we're not that strict around here. Besides, it's good to have confirmation years later that a company is still doing things right.

 

[hanber]

really you should consider that the forwarding to cells is very and very expensive if you get a lot of calls

 

[XeSolutions]

I actually just purchased some lines the other day from a Sprint store and asked the guy about toll free numbers and he said it was possible and he would check on it.. Well I just received a email today saying:


"Hey,

Hope your employees are enjoying the phones J

I found out that to get toll free numbers we would have to port existing toll free number that u already own, so if u have 30 landline 1-800 numbers then we can port them in.


Emmett S
Sprint Nextel
Lead Retail Consultant"