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Twilio does that and inbound calls can be as cheap as 3 cents/minute. If you choose to use them, try to fit your voice message into under a minute. Whenever pe
by mahmud 17y ago
Twilio does that and inbound calls can be as cheap as 3 cents/minute.
If you choose to use them, try to fit your voice message into under a minute. Whenever people call your number, twilio will play your "thanks for calling, we have your number, we will call you back" message. The Twilio API can send missed calls to you in email. You can also have the option to request the person dial a different contact number + extension. Also try to do the debugging and implementation using their free trial account and make sure you don't have any script that initiates and outside call based on some computational event (this screwed me, big time.)
- freshfey 17y agoThanks a lot for your help, this is exactly what I was looking for. The problem is that it supports customers from the US only. If I were in the states I'd probably use Google Voice, which would be also a great service!
- brk 17y agoPerhaps it would be helpful to save people from making useless suggestions to tell us what country you are in?
- freshfey 17y agooh excuse me, Switzerland.
- brk 17y agoA google search for "Switzerland Voip" yields a few results, one being: http://www.voip-list.com/voip_countries/voip_providers_switzerland_1.html http://www.voip-list.com/voip_countries/voip_providers_switz... My suggestion, find the cheapest Voip option you can, if you start to build up a client list, and all they have is the phone in your dorm (which I assume you have no control/ownership over) you will regret later not having established your own phone # in the beginning.