Toll Free Numbers Cheapest or Best?

[livpie]

Tony,

I don't think I am capable of recording calls unless I used a standard recording device for a phone.

 

[Tony_Scarpelli]

OK thanks, I am looking for a solution but haven't had much time to really look. I heard that it is easier to do with VOIP. I think it would be a great training tool to listen to how my employees interact with my customers. Maybe even take the best and worst phone call of each week and review them in a employee meeting each week.

 

[dgast]

Flexibility

I am considering it as a tool to make expansion easy. Can add a city to your list by adding a tech in the area as an extension, not having to change any info on your cards or website ect. It would be fast and cheap to add techs that way.

 

[tradeer33]

When I bought the business from the previous owner, I had the local Verizon number turned into a call forwarding number that rings my Google Voice Number. From there I can have it ring any of my phones, regardless of where I am at. So far it has worked out OK.

 

[RegEdit]

kall8.com True 800 numbers are readily available and are $5.00 to sign up for and $5.00 per month to maintain. If you want to block pay phone calls it's another $5.00 set up fee.

If you sign up with inContact as you toll free provider they only charge $1.00 per month for 800 numbers, however these numbers are usually on a 1 month waiting list. That's the downside.