I need a TOLL FREE NUMBER - Who should I go with?
 

We are looking to get a 1-8** number for customers and models to call us nationwide. I dont need a vanity number although that would be nice.

I checked out a few sites that say they offer, but I figured I'd ask here so I could hear any praise or horror stories.


Thanks -

http://www.24-7intouch.com/
http://gotvmail.com/solutions/index.html
http://www.nationalanswering.com/

I think Vonage and Packet8 offer toll free serivice now also.

Sup Pornwolf -

Those look like answering services, I am looking for something like a forwarding service where they call a 1-800 number and its forwarded to my office.

good ole AT&T is who I used and they forwarded anywhere I wanted it forwarded and their rates weren't bad at all.

AT&T :thumbsup

Try these guys
Voice over IP Also
http://www.vonage.com/index.php

Virtual numbers etc etc

Forget all the rest. Get a Vanity forwarding # from http://www.teledomains.com

:) $99 setup... and cheap rates.

-Voodoo

oh hell I got free setup and a vanity number with AT&T and you know they will still be in business tomorrow :thumbsup

Most of the services I listed allow you to have differnt setups.

If you wanna have different lines for the folks in the office that forwards the call directly to them you can.

Press 1 to talk to The Dawg
Press 2 to talk to The Talent Department
Press 3 to talk to blah blah

You get the picture.

All the calls will be forwarded to the specific person no matter where they are... all by calling that one 1-800 number so that it looks like you are all in one office.

Thanks all -


I have some calls to make in the A.M. :thumbsup

Toll Free Numbers for Your Home or Office

no set up fees, rings to the land line of your choice, 4.5 cents per minute, no set-up fees

also a 3.9 cents per minute option if you change your long distance service to their's

They are awesome....About 6-9 cents a minute throughout the Planet. Great if you do a lot of International Calls. Buy the Cisco ATA router for 70 bucks or so and plug it into your Router or Hub connected to your broadband.....Definately saves a lot of $$$$

I been using this for the last year

http://www.americanvoicemail.com/

They got alot of different options

I'm using call screening option, when someone calls they get voicemail prompt, they press 1 and say their name, then their put on hold and it dials whatever number is forwarded too. When you answer you can hear the name and have the option to connect or send to voicemail.


it cost like $15 a month