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So true, I guess that is why there are still 800/900 number services that will perform the wake up call in 2011. http://www.wakeupservice.com/ http://www.wakeu
by cageyjames 16y ago
So true, I guess that is why there are still 800/900 number services that will perform the wake up call in 2011.
http://www.wakeupservice.com/ http://www.wakeupservice.com/
http://www.wakemeup.com/ http://www.wakemeup.com/
etc...
- helmutgranda 16y agoExcellent link. at $2 a call is well worth it.
- mattwdelong 16y agoWhy not use twilio and create an alarm at fraction of the cost? I've been meaning to try them out, maybe i`ll write the script when I get some time.
- tomjen3 16y agoThere are ten times as many issues that can go wrong with twillio compared to your iphone alarm clock.
- praptak 16y agoIf you have a landline then there's a chance that your telephone exchange has an automatic wake-up call service. You just dial something like * 55*HHMM# and it calls you back at HH:MM.