Maybe I missed something way back at the beginning. I thought voipo had real, free 411? If so, why are people jumping through these hoops using the google one? Or am I missing something?
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Maybe I missed something way back at the beginning. I thought voipo had real, free 411? If so, why are people jumping through these hoops using the google one? Or am I missing something?
It is free but perhaps some people prefer the Google thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by dswartz
I have removed it from speed dial since it is an easy number to remember and I will use the regular 411 on the line. I use goog411 when on my cell or other spots since it is free of carrier 1.79 surcharges and all you pay for is airtime.
I get a busy signal dialing 123 voice mail so they must be working it.
I get the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by GTOJim
It'll be back shortly. Quick changes about the reported garbled greetings.Quote:
Originally Posted by zevin
That's what I thought. It's working now.Quote:
Originally Posted by VOIPoTim
Mine's back now but what's with the Australian accent?Quote:
Originally Posted by zevin
I had not noticed the Australian accent but I would guess VOIPo is trying to provide us with some cultural enlightenment.Quote:
Originally Posted by NY Tel Guy
Voice mail is working for me. FYI the problem with forwarding calls remains.
Recap: I set 411 to forward to GOOG411 The last three digits of my Brother in-laws phone number ends with 411. When calling my Brother in-law I get GOOG411.
Thanks
Jim
Ok I was able to duplicate that occurrence also.Quote:
Originally Posted by GTOJim
1. I programmed 511 to go to GOOG411.
2. Dial 511 - get connected to goog411
3. Dial (631) 360-5111 ( a non-existent number in my area) and get Goog411.