Jeff.Scheer@iugate.unomaha.edu (Jeff Scheer) (12/11/90)
As most of you know, I own a small Telephone Answering Service in Council Bluffs, IA and was wondering if anyone knew if an Inbound Secretarial DID Trunk could be "re-routed" to a voice mail card in my PC? I am not available to answer client calls during doctor's appointments and playing the organ for church, (usually one hour or so), so I thought I could re-route my DID to my PC for voice mail messaging, then retrieve all client calls, and do the old paper messaging system. I can't afford to hire another person even part time for the time being, so I can get away. I don't expect alot of calls during my "down" times as most people in Iowa go to church on Sunday. (Unless of course you're a doctor). Also, can TAS's (Telephone Answering Services) "come up with" separate names with different pilot numbers ? ie: Grand Central TAS/ Physican's Exchange/ with both names actually being the same place? Will AT&T "READY WATS" work behind my inbound business lines, or do I need to call my service rep (Des Moines) and order nationwide inbound wats line? Certain details I have to work out . Anyone have any ideas? Please respond ASAP as it is costing me money either way I go. To those of you who helped me the last time ... THANK YOU!!! I got the spec's for the 555 cord board. It's up and working as I key in now. Where would one pick up a 1A2 key system? Have been looking around the metro area, but no one seems to want to put those in anymore. I enjoy the new, but stick with the old, as this area is prone to power outages during the summer (tornado alley). Thanks again! Jeff Scheer: Grand Central TAS Council Bluffs IA . The .COMmand Center (Opus 1:285/23)