When you "just want to leave someone a voicemail?" -- Slydial

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Posted by Binx on Jul-23-2008 01:24:

When you "just want to leave someone a voicemail?" -- Slydial

http://www.slydial.com

http://www.myspace.com/slydial

(267) 759-3425

Pretty cool service. It's free.

Especially for when you want to tell someone you're not interested in them or that your relationship is over. This is great for those ackward conversations on the phone.

Posted by Aaron C. on Jul-23-2008 05:43:

Re: When you "just want to leave someone a voicemail?" -- Slydial

quote:
Originally posted by Binx
http://www.slydial.com

http://www.myspace.com/slydial

(267) 759-3425

Pretty cool service. It's free.

Especially for when you want to tell someone you're not interested in them or that your relationship is over. This is great for those ackward conversations on the phone.

That's so very Seinfeld.

Posted by digitalbreach on Jul-23-2008 20:45:

the target person's phone actually rings once, thus defeating the purpose.

Most carriers support a similar feature as an option once you're in your voice mail account and you don't have to listen to an advertisement.

FTL

Posted by DJSpectre on Jul-23-2008 22:33:

humm.. possible slashdotter me thinks

Posted by Binx on Jul-24-2008 06:52:

quote:
Originally posted by digitalbreach
the target person's phone actually rings once, thus defeating the purpose.

Most carriers support a similar feature as an option once you're in your voice mail account and you don't have to listen to an advertisement.

FTL

Not entirely true. It will only work if you want to tleave a message for someone who has the same carrier as you. And the advertisement... is 10 seconds long? Big whoop.

Posted by digitalbreach on Jul-28-2008 20:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Binx
Not entirely true. It will only work if you want to tleave a message for someone who has the same carrier as you. And the advertisement... is 10 seconds long? Big whoop.

target phone still rings once, sooooo
it defeats the purpose.