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Re: Free phone numbers etc,
Posted: 05 Sep 2013, 13:45
by Dave271069
Does anyone use these? I've just signed up for a free trial with a company called ereceptionist. Would be interested to know other deals out there or what people use as a phone number for there customers, eg normal land line? Normal mobile number? Free phone number?
dave
Re: Free phone numbers etc,
Posted: 05 Sep 2013, 14:18
by socialgiraffe
Suppliers and customers only get my mobile number. Although I work from home so it would probably be different if I was in an office.
Having said that, as a B2B supplier no one has ever complained about the fact that it costs more to call me.
Would probably be different if I had paying public
Re: Free phone numbers etc,
Posted: 05 Sep 2013, 21:09
by bms
socialgiraffe;76185 wrote:Suppliers and customers only get my mobile number. Although I work from home so it would probably be different if I was in an office.
Having said that, as a B2B supplier no one has ever complained about the fact that it costs more to call me.
Would probably be different if I had paying public
It surprises me how many calls we get from mobile phones rather than landlines. Given this I wouldn't go for freephone numbers as these cost money when you call with a mobile rather than mobile or landline numbers are often part of the call package.
Re: Free phone numbers etc,
Posted: 11 Sep 2013, 15:40
by Scotty@BMS
socialgiraffe;76185 wrote:Suppliers and customers only get my mobile number.
Oooo dear, I've got your landline number!

Re: Free phone numbers etc,
Posted: 11 Sep 2013, 17:12
by socialgiraffe
Oooo dear, I've got your landline number
That's because your special Scotty. Martin said you are a very special person from a very special school....:biggrin:
Re: Free phone numbers etc,
Posted: 12 Sep 2013, 11:22
by Scotty@BMS
The Old School...