We are pleased to announce the new more user friendly and faster user interface on
VirtualPhoneLine.com
When you login do give us the feedback on it.
Hope you love it :)
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- Be Anywhere
Monday, February 15, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Nothing Better than a Geek with Virtual Phone Line
Check the Virtual Phone Line API for the listing of current application programmer interface and webservices offered.
If you are a developer, the Virtual Phone Line team (most are total geeks) hope you will use these and integrate http://www.virtualphoneline.com into your own web or desktop application.
Happy developing.
If you are a developer, the Virtual Phone Line team (most are total geeks) hope you will use these and integrate http://www.virtualphoneline.com into your own web or desktop application.
Happy developing.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Sunday, January 31, 2010
VirtualPhoneLine is Not Complacent vs Skype IN
Browsing Youtube on the weekends is a favorite past time, and one of my favorite topics is what's up with Skype? In this case, what is not up with Skype.
Don't get me wrong. Skype is a beauty with Skype to Skype calls sounding like HD and great features like video and screen sharing, but the Skype IN has got to improve.
Skype Maxico or Skype In Maxico.. Or may be I should say Skype Pakistan or, more than 23 other countries then I found under my former Skype plan.
For other reasons I dropped my Skype Maxico phone number, so imagine my surprise when I found Skype launched , 65$ an year for formal Mexico phone number.
I supposed to 12$ an year a company that offers me 12$ an year a Mexico phone number, with more area code and choices.
I don't want to sound like, I am complaining about Skype.
I think Skype and Skype IN are great products, just because I am a formal customer of Skype In does not mean I left unhappy customer, and Yes times indeed have changed and Skype and Skype IN .
Now, I am not against saying a buck as much as anybody and see how many more countries Virtualphoneline.com offers nearly twice as many countries as Skype.
Don't get me wrong. Skype is a beauty with Skype to Skype calls sounding like HD and great features like video and screen sharing, but the Skype IN has got to improve.
Skype Maxico or Skype In Maxico.. Or may be I should say Skype Pakistan or, more than 23 other countries then I found under my former Skype plan.
For other reasons I dropped my Skype Maxico phone number, so imagine my surprise when I found Skype launched , 65$ an year for formal Mexico phone number.
I supposed to 12$ an year a company that offers me 12$ an year a Mexico phone number, with more area code and choices.
I don't want to sound like, I am complaining about Skype.
I think Skype and Skype IN are great products, just because I am a formal customer of Skype In does not mean I left unhappy customer, and Yes times indeed have changed and Skype and Skype IN .
Now, I am not against saying a buck as much as anybody and see how many more countries Virtualphoneline.com offers nearly twice as many countries as Skype.
Send SMS from Virtual Phone Line.com
Now you can send out SMS's to anywhere in the world from VirtualPhoneline.com
It is very simple to do that,
Just login to your account, and Click on Send SMS
Enter the destination number, and write the text, and send it out :)
It is that simple.
Charges:
The charges for sending the sms's are written on www.virtualphoneline.com/sms
And when you have written the number, it will also show you the charges on the send sms page for that particular destination.
The charges will come out from your talk time balance.
If you do not have Talk Time in your account, it wont send the sms, and will give you a warning that you do not have Talk Time, and will promt you to add that.
Watch the video on how to send the sms on www.virtualphoneline.com/howto/sms/ .
It is very simple to do that,
Just login to your account, and Click on Send SMS
Enter the destination number, and write the text, and send it out :)
It is that simple.
Charges:
The charges for sending the sms's are written on www.virtualphoneline.com/sms
And when you have written the number, it will also show you the charges on the send sms page for that particular destination.
The charges will come out from your talk time balance.
If you do not have Talk Time in your account, it wont send the sms, and will give you a warning that you do not have Talk Time, and will promt you to add that.
Watch the video on how to send the sms on www.virtualphoneline.com/howto/sms/ .
Monday, January 25, 2010
Be Social and Local via Virtual Phone Line Audio Blogging
Last month Virtual Phone Line announced its Public Profile Page with Web Dialer feature. "VPL" began as a call diversion service but is now one of the web's most popular social media tools. Today, Super Technologies, Inc., who created and run the Virtual Phone Line service reveals the new empowering personal and business tool of audio blogging.
VPL users can login to their personal portals on Virtualphoneline.com and manage their account with integration to Facebook; ring to including Skype, SIP, IAX2, PSTN, FWD, Google Gizmo5, MSN IM, Yahoo IM, GoogleTalk, or Truphone; as well as other standard and premium features. Audio blogging is the newest!
"I use my VPL public profile, web dialer, and voicemail features as a method to let my parents back home in Australia know how I am doing in my Masters studies while in UK. My Australia Virtual Phone Line number is what my parents in Australia, my family all over the world in Pakistan, Japan, Mexico and USA, and I call once per day through the web dialer to leave a message of 'What's up!' to each other. I plan to use the content to write a book someday," says Virtual Phone Line user Arinya Khan.
Is that cool, or what? You rock, Arinya!
Another user of Virtual Phone Line gives a short demo on Youtube on the VPL audio blogging feature.
Customers click on 'Profile" once logged in to Virtual Phone Line and scroll to the General Settings area. They choose whether or not they want to enable their public profile and decide what they are willing to share publicly about themselves such as their picture, their location, their Virtual Phone Line numbers, voicemail enabling, and web dialer. Two URLs now belong to the customer: Public Profile page and Audio Blog page.
Where customers select "voicemails" in the general settings, short recorded audios can be left by the customer or anyone with access to their web dialer on the customer's public profile page. The voicemails then become an audio blog of reminders, holiday greetings, quotes of the day, polls, and more.
Virtual Phone Line is a service that enables users to be local and to be social. The sign up page is at http://www.virtualphoneline.com/signup.
VPL users can login to their personal portals on Virtualphoneline.com and manage their account with integration to Facebook; ring to including Skype, SIP, IAX2, PSTN, FWD, Google Gizmo5, MSN IM, Yahoo IM, GoogleTalk, or Truphone; as well as other standard and premium features. Audio blogging is the newest!
"I use my VPL public profile, web dialer, and voicemail features as a method to let my parents back home in Australia know how I am doing in my Masters studies while in UK. My Australia Virtual Phone Line number is what my parents in Australia, my family all over the world in Pakistan, Japan, Mexico and USA, and I call once per day through the web dialer to leave a message of 'What's up!' to each other. I plan to use the content to write a book someday," says Virtual Phone Line user Arinya Khan.
Is that cool, or what? You rock, Arinya!
Another user of Virtual Phone Line gives a short demo on Youtube on the VPL audio blogging feature.
Customers click on 'Profile" once logged in to Virtual Phone Line and scroll to the General Settings area. They choose whether or not they want to enable their public profile and decide what they are willing to share publicly about themselves such as their picture, their location, their Virtual Phone Line numbers, voicemail enabling, and web dialer. Two URLs now belong to the customer: Public Profile page and Audio Blog page.
Where customers select "voicemails" in the general settings, short recorded audios can be left by the customer or anyone with access to their web dialer on the customer's public profile page. The voicemails then become an audio blog of reminders, holiday greetings, quotes of the day, polls, and more.
Virtual Phone Line is a service that enables users to be local and to be social. The sign up page is at http://www.virtualphoneline.com/signup.
Native-American Casinos Struggle Beat by Virtual Phone Line
In 2008, the Indian Casino Directory showed there were twenty-six Native-American Indian casinos in the state of Washington, USA. In the past two years, twenty have defaulted. W. Ron Allen, chairman of the Washington Indian Gaming Commission, told the Seattle Times, "You didn't have to think, you could just go ahead and implement a marketing plan because it sounded good, you didn't have to question it or challenge it."
Marketers among Native-American casinos and in every industry that is interested in casinos are rushing to be social in an age where users drive business and "same as it ever was" does not work anymore. Get on Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin and get a Virtual Phone Line.
Be social and be local to those you need and who need you.
Are you in the Native-American casino or other Native-American owned business? Do you travel a lot internationally? Or do you want to do business with Native-American Indian casinos in Washington? Get a Washington, USA DID phone number from Virtual Phone Line at http://www.virtualphoneline.com/. Make it ring conveniently where you need (whether you are physically in Washington or somewhere else, by the minute: Yahoo IM, MSN IM, GoogleTalk, Gizmo5, Skype or PSTN (plain old telephone line, landline or cell line.)
DID phone numbers are available on http://www.virtualphoneline.com/ from these state of Washington area codes:
206: Bainbridge Island, Burien, Des Moines, Lake Forest Park, Mercer Island, SeaTac, Seattle, Shoreline, Tukwila, Vashon, Woodway
253: Auburn, Bonney Lake, Burley, Covington, Dupont, Federal Way, Fife, Fort Lewis, Fox Island, Gig Harbor, Graham, Kent, Lakewood, Lake Tapps, McChord Air Force Base, Milton, Parkland, Puyallup, Roy, Sumner, Spanaway, Steilacoom, Tacoma, University Place
360: Aberdeen, Arlington, Bellingham, Bremerton, Camas, Centralia, Enumclaw, Kelso, Marysville, Mount Vernon, Oak Harbor, Olympia, Port Angeles, Vancouver, Whidbey Island
425: Ames Lake, Bellevue, Bothell, Brier, Carnation, Duvall, Edmonds, Everett, Fall City, Issaquah, Kenmore, Kirkland, Lake Stevens, Lynnwood, Maple Valley, Mill Creek, Mountlake Terrace, Mukilteo, Newcastle, North Bend, Redmond, Renton, Sammamish, Snoqualmie, Snoqualmie Pass, Woodinville
509: Clarkston, Ephrata, Grand Coulee, Kennewick, Omak, Pasco, Stevenson
564: 564 is a proposed area code for the state of Washington covering all of Western Washington, including Seattle. It would be an overlay plan for the 206, 253, 360, and 425 area codes. As of November 2009, it had not been implemented.
Marketers among Native-American casinos and in every industry that is interested in casinos are rushing to be social in an age where users drive business and "same as it ever was" does not work anymore. Get on Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin and get a Virtual Phone Line.
Be social and be local to those you need and who need you.
Are you in the Native-American casino or other Native-American owned business? Do you travel a lot internationally? Or do you want to do business with Native-American Indian casinos in Washington? Get a Washington, USA DID phone number from Virtual Phone Line at http://www.virtualphoneline.com/. Make it ring conveniently where you need (whether you are physically in Washington or somewhere else, by the minute: Yahoo IM, MSN IM, GoogleTalk, Gizmo5, Skype or PSTN (plain old telephone line, landline or cell line.)
DID phone numbers are available on http://www.virtualphoneline.com/ from these state of Washington area codes:
206: Bainbridge Island, Burien, Des Moines, Lake Forest Park, Mercer Island, SeaTac, Seattle, Shoreline, Tukwila, Vashon, Woodway
253: Auburn, Bonney Lake, Burley, Covington, Dupont, Federal Way, Fife, Fort Lewis, Fox Island, Gig Harbor, Graham, Kent, Lakewood, Lake Tapps, McChord Air Force Base, Milton, Parkland, Puyallup, Roy, Sumner, Spanaway, Steilacoom, Tacoma, University Place
360: Aberdeen, Arlington, Bellingham, Bremerton, Camas, Centralia, Enumclaw, Kelso, Marysville, Mount Vernon, Oak Harbor, Olympia, Port Angeles, Vancouver, Whidbey Island
425: Ames Lake, Bellevue, Bothell, Brier, Carnation, Duvall, Edmonds, Everett, Fall City, Issaquah, Kenmore, Kirkland, Lake Stevens, Lynnwood, Maple Valley, Mill Creek, Mountlake Terrace, Mukilteo, Newcastle, North Bend, Redmond, Renton, Sammamish, Snoqualmie, Snoqualmie Pass, Woodinville
509: Clarkston, Ephrata, Grand Coulee, Kennewick, Omak, Pasco, Stevenson
564: 564 is a proposed area code for the state of Washington covering all of Western Washington, including Seattle. It would be an overlay plan for the 206, 253, 360, and 425 area codes. As of November 2009, it had not been implemented.
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