Get a Full Month Free Trial of Voicemail to Email with the Simulscribe Voicemail to Text Service 8/31/2007 - 3,265 views, 1 Comment
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Get a full free month’s trial of this awesome voicemail service that sends your voicemail as text to your email! It’s a voicemail to text service that works with almost any cellphone service! The Simulscribe voicemail to email service allows your callers to leave voicemail just as they always do when they call your cell phone, however the voicemail is transcribed and sent to your email inbox as text, plus a .wav file is included so that you can listen to the message if you want to. And now, thanks to a special arrangement by the Internet Patrol with Simulscribe, you can try it free for a full month!
We’ve been using Simulscribe here at the Internet Patrol since early this year, and it is absolutely amazing! Never dive for the phone again - no having to put off checking voicemail while you are in a meeting - and never lose a message again, because it’s there in your inbox!
Here’s how Simulscribe themselves describes their amazing service:
“SimulScribe offers a simpler way to handle voicemail. SimulScribe converts your voicemail into text messages and then sends them directly to your mobile phone, Blackberry, Goodlink enabled phone and/or your email account.
You can instantly see who has called and what they said, whether you are sitting in a business meeting or traveling on the road. Your voicemail functionality does not change; it can still be listened to and stored for later use.
Benefits:
Read voicemail on your mobile phone, portable device and/or e-mail
Whether you are in a meeting, traveling, or on the golf course, you can instantly see who called, what they said, and you won’t have to listen to all of your messages to find out about an important missed call
Use the SimulScribe online user interface to search, sort, archive and delete voicemail like email
You won’t have to write down the information from a voicemail; important numbers, names and addresses are easy to find, easy to access and will never get lost
Respond in text by forwarding the message to another person
Voicemails delivered as text when you are roaming saves you money
You can still listen to the message as an audio file that is sent direct to your e-mail or dial in to the voicemail system
Keep the same voicemail functionality that you are used to; all dial-in voicemail functionality stays the same”
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Even at full price this fabulous service is only $10 a month (that includes up to 40 messages, and it is just .25 for any message above 40).
But now, by special arrangement with the Internet Patrol and Simulscribe, you can try the full service out, for a full month, for free! Just follow the special Internet Patrol link below to try Simulscribe for a month for free (and if for any reason you don’t like it you can instantly shut it off and go back to you regular old voicemail - although we can’t imagine ever using regular old voicemail again!)
You must use this link to get the full month of service free - so feel free look around the SimulScribe site, but be sure to use the page that this link takes you to in order to get the free 30 days!
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I’ve been using Simulscribe for months now and we LOVE It!!
Comment by Lady — 9/5/2007 @ 11:10 am