Mark Solsman <MHS108@psuvm.psu.edu> (03/27/91)
I am looking for a voice mail card for home/business. Can anyone recommend one? I don't want to write any code, or let me rephrase that, very little code I once had voice mail on my cellular phone. It was neat. First I left my message, than a lady said 'at the tone, you may leave your message, to end, press star or just hang up. -BEEP' if you pressed star, she then said, 'press S to send your message, press R to review your message, Press D to discard your message and start over.....' This is the kind of system that I am looking for. Thanks in advance!!!!! ---- Mark Solsman The Pennsylvania State University - Worthington Campus, Scranton, Pa. Bitnet : MHS108 at PSUVM Internet : MHS108 at PSUVM.PSU.EDU
burati@apollo.HP.COM (Mike Burati) (04/03/91)
> I am looking for a voice mail card for home/business. Can anyone recommend > one? I don't want to write any code, or let me rephrase that, very little > code It depends on what you're looking for (how big a business...). Companies like Octel make the larger ones, like 'ASPEN' that large comanies (and cellular providers) use. The smaller ones I've heard of that might sell you just a board are: Natural Microsystems (Watson board) and Talking Technologies (Bigmouth board). I have no idea where these companies are located. If you're looking for a turnkey system for a small business (up to 12 ports?) (comes with PC/AT,Board,SW installed) call AVA Technology at (508)256-2099 and ask for Shawn Brown. This is the only one of the smaller systems I've used and it seems great for small businesses... ..Mike Disclaimer: I know next to nothing about voicemail systems except how to use them. I don't work for any of the above companies and haven't compared their products; those are just possible solutions to your question, that I've heard of.