I've included a section for voicemail because some of the visitors
here are starting their own business and voicemail is a popular need for
them. We're working on a voicemail comparison guide but that's not
ready yet. So instead I will give you a couple of the best basic
options. All of these are excellent services and are
probably better described as virtual office services, since they can
forward and screen calls and give you a lot more than basic voicemail.
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Smartvoicemail at $4.95 per month, is probably
the least expensive but still very feature rich. It's run
by a small but aggressive company. See
SmartVoicemail.com |
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Freedom Voice Systems is probably the most
popular, having a very large distributor base it's sold under a
variety of names. It's a very professional system and my
brother uses this for his site
Premium800.com
They have a good website at
FreedomVoiceSystems.com |
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Ring
Central is the service that I use for this
site. They have a great sign up process that walks you
through the whole setup, and they include a lot of extra
features. They are also the best for high volume
applications because of their $49.99 unlimited option. See
1800RingCentral.com |
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TeleCenter Voicemail is a great service if you
mainly need incoming calls for announcement or voicemail
programs. It has a lot of features, but you get unlimited
incoming calls for only $35.95. See
TeleCenterVoicemail.com |
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1800VirtualPBX is an industrial-strength,
full-featured business telephone system similar to high-end PBX
and business phone systems in common use but it's an inexpensive
monthly service.
See
1800VirtualPBX.com |
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I hope that gives you a good idea of some of the best
voicemail options.