We have discovered this really cool device that we have started using and sell.
- Ever wish your cell phones could be used in conjunction with your business phone system?
- Have you been thinking about getting rid of your home land line and just using your cell phone? I know I have but have been reluctant because I don’t like the thought of having lengthy conversations on my tiny cell phone.
We have found the solution and it works!
We have just started marketing this product that takes your cell phone and converts it to a CO line that can either be used in your phone system or at your home with your existing telephones.
Here’s how it works:
For a business- (we are using it here) we take a spare cell phone and connect it to this devise then connect it to a CO line port in the phone system. The advantages are:
- Now when our techs call into the office they call this cell phone number-it’s a cell to cell FREE call
- Anyone in the office can answer the call on the phone system, but call on hold or transfer to appropriate personnel.
Eliminate your home telephone land line:
- Device can connect to 2 cell phones
- Come home and connect your cell phone to device and when anyone calls your cell phone you can answer call either on your cell or house phone.
- Caller ID information is passed so you’ll know who’s calling
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hi guys, great post. i’ll definitely look into this, since my cell phone reception gets a bit spotty in my basement. thanks again for sharing…
The telephone system we are using today still uses the legacy Tip and Ring -48 Volts line which is susceptible to noise.*`-
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digital telephone systems today presents a great improvement overt the analog phone systems we used severa decades ago:~*
Really liked going through this. Keep it up!
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