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It's an interesting idea and it seems a lot quicker to setup a call than going through FreeConference.com. However, I'm a little more methodical and the site d
by terrellm 17y ago
It's an interesting idea and it seems a lot quicker to setup a call than going through FreeConference.com. However, I'm a little more methodical and the site doesn't explain how the process works.
A few questions come to mind:
- Who are you and why are you giving away free conference calls?
- Will participants hear ads during the call?
- Is there a limit on the number of participants?
- What about international callers (btw what country is this for?)
I like the clean and simple design and I encourage you to keep it that way. Perhaps linking to a FAQ or a page with a little more background.
Good luck and congrats on the release!
- jmonegro 17y agoYou are right. As I have mentioned numerous times (I will add it to the site later), the phone number is provided by Dropio. I will move to Twilio in the near future to provide a 1800 number instead of a New York one. In fact, most of the information you want is in the links "learn more" in the homepage, and "about this number" in the number page.