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Sounds like Google Voice isn't the problem, so much as her switching between various phones a lot. If she wasn't, they'd have, at most, two numbers to contend w
by nollidge 16y ago
Sounds like Google Voice isn't the problem, so much as her switching between various phones a lot. If she wasn't, they'd have, at most, two numbers to contend with: the GV number, and the carrier number.
- Semiapies 16y agoShe specifically tries to deny that, but that seems to be exactly the issue.
- glenjamin 16y agoThe main issue seems to be that the people she talks to have no way to identify which of the various numbers she contacts them from is the Google Voice number.
- stcredzero 16y agoI have the same difficulty she desribes. It would help if Google Voice was consistent about how it presented caller ID numbers to people I called. It should be the case, that if I call through Google Voice, I get presented as calling from my GV number. That would make it easy for my friends, as they could just hit my call on their Recent Calls list like they do for everyone else. Google Voice doesn't present caller ID consistently. Sometimes, it comes across as "Unknown." To reach some of my friends who won't answer an "Unknown" call, this means I am forced to call directly from another number of mine, which creates a habitually attractive call-back option (Recent calls) what won't have my Google Voice number. In short: Google Voice still has a long way to go!