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Voicemail
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Voicemail
A program that stores messages for missed telephone calls. Voicemail differs from earlier answering machines in that voicemail messages are stored on a computer network, while answering machine messages were recorded on an audio tape. Voicemail messages can thus be retrieved from anywhere.


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Following are some of his comments: * Unlike your e-mail inbox, voice mail is impossible to skim: If your phone tells you that you've got five new messages, you've got no choice but to listen to at least a bit of each one before you can decide what to do with it.
Voice mail is not included, because often the private branch exchange (PBX) phone equipment that enables options such as auto-attendants, multiple extensions off a single phone number and voice mail is so cost-prohibitive that small businesses cannot afford it.
This is part of building your voice mail "campaign".
 
 
 
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