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Who's YOUR provider? Phone service :p

by Dustin Lyle
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If you are into telemarketing or any other high frequency calling, who do you use as a service provider? hows YOUR system set up? ie predictive dialing, manual dialing etc..

I'm looking at my options here for possibly 3 lines (numbers) total, but only using 1 at a time... Looking for some current information!

Caio
#phone #provider #service
  • Profile picture of the author David Miller
    Single business line from my cable company + skype.
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    • Profile picture of the author Dustin Lyle
      Originally Posted by David Miller View Post

      Single business line from my cable company + skype.
      can you use that line for high frequency calling? like 100's a day? And do you manually dial each call?

      I've been calling out of my living room, with a residential line, and a 10 year old corded phone Which I only do it 1 day a week and only for a few hours...

      Needless to say, I'm scaling my sales business and looking at my options.
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      • Profile picture of the author David Miller
        As fast as your fingers can fly. I manually dial and I have a Plantronics CS 70N wireless headset.
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        -- FRANK SINATRA, quoted in The Way You Wear Your Hat
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  • Profile picture of the author Hesster
    I call from my cell phone using a headset. I have tried VoIP but was not satisfied with the call quality. If you decide to go this route, do not use a Bluetooth headset or a headset meant for cell phones. The voice quality is just not there.

    Buy a good quality VoIP/Gaming headset intended for a PC and an adapter that will change the dual 3.5 mm connections to a single. I use a Roccat Kulo and I've been very happy with it.
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  • Profile picture of the author netcapital
    You can get some automated dialing set up with recorded message like broadcasting voice. Some very nice open source systems in places like Twilio and Tropo
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  • Profile picture of the author cypherslock
    Mine is Free Home Phone Service | Ooma. Got it all setup recently, customer service is a joy to deal with and for a nominal fee ($100 a year) you get way more premium features than any phone company can offer.
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  • Profile picture of the author pmarketing
    I use GSM Desk phone. The voice quality is good; I can use headset; I do not depend on the internet connection; I can take it with me anywhere - as a desk phone or just put a SIM card in to a regular cell phone.
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  • Profile picture of the author playtone
    I use skype, i make abotu 100 calls a day and have been doing so for the last 12 months
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