I got a Google Voice invite....

Krissy4 Porn · 07-12-2009

I know you all probably all have an account by now....but the shit is cool!

EmporerEJ · 07-13-2009

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Originally Posted by Krissy4 Porn

I know you all probably all have an account by now....but the shit is cool!

Do tell. What's so "cool" about it?

softball · 07-13-2009

I am waiting for penney to drop here.

EmporerEJ · 07-13-2009

I'm thinking.....drive by.

Toby · 07-13-2009

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Originally Posted by EmporerEJ

I'm thinking.....drive by.

She's gonna have to circle the block a few more times then.

Buckwheat · 07-13-2009

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Originally Posted by Krissy4 Porn

I know you all probably all have an account by now....but the shit is cool!

Duz u like black dick?

Krissy4 Porn · 07-15-2009

free phone number with VM

Krissy4 Porn · 07-15-2009

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Originally Posted by Buckwheat

Duz u like black dick?

why you want to give me sum?

thepunisher · 07-20-2009

why cool in the first place?

miz_wright · 07-20-2009

I'd actually like an invite, if anyone has one. Kthx

miz_wright · 07-29-2009

Is anyone else using GoogleVoice? Anyone?

Cleo · 07-29-2009

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Originally Posted by LizAEBN

Is anyone else using GoogleVoice? Anyone?

I'm using it.

I'm a Vonage user and have my home phone set to SimulRing to my cell phone so that people can have one number to get me whether I'm home on away from home. But there are two problems with this. One is people get my cell number when I call them from my cell and then call me cell instead of my Vonage line so I miss calls. The other problem is people sometimes try to text my Vonage line and it doesn't do text messages so I never get the text.

Google voice solves both these problems for me. No matter what phone I'm using I initiate the call from Google Voice so the caller always gets my Google Voice number even if I'm calling from my cell. Also Google voice does text messages so if someone sends a text to it I still get my text message.

I have Google Voice forwarding into my Vonage line and my Vonage line SimulRings into my cell phone so now callers have one number that they text to or call.

I don't see anyplace in Google Voice to send invites so I guess I can't send any yet.

You can see more information about Google Voice here.

miz_wright · 07-29-2009

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Originally Posted by Cleo

I'm using it.

I'm a Vonage user and have my home phone set to SimulRing to my cell phone so that people can have one number to get me whether I'm home on away from home. But there are two problems with this. One is people get my cell number when I call them from my cell and then call me cell instead of my Vonage line so I miss calls. The other problem is people sometimes try to text my Vonage line and it doesn't do text messages so I never get the text.

Google voice solves both these problems for me. No matter what phone I'm using I initiate the call from Google Voice so the caller always gets my Google Voice number even if I'm calling from my cell. Also Google voice does text messages so if someone sends a text to it I still get my text message.

I have Google Voice forwarding into my Vonage line and my Vonage line SimulRings into my cell phone so now callers have one number that they text to or call.

I don't see anyplace in Google Voice to send invites so I guess I can't send any yet.

You can see more information about Google Voice here.

I actually got an invite this week, but thank you *curtsies*

Now I'm just trying to get it all sorted out and set up and whatnot.

Cleo · 07-29-2009

My partner, the one that I live with, has been trying to get Google to invite her ever since I got my Google invite but so far nothing.

TheEnforcer · 07-29-2009

I never heard of Google Voice until I saw this thread lol

TheEnforcer · 07-29-2009

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Originally Posted by Cleo

I'm using it.

I'm a Vonage user and have my home phone set to SimulRing to my cell phone so that people can have one number to get me whether I'm home on away from home. But there are two problems with this. One is people get my cell number when I call them from my cell and then call me cell instead of my Vonage line so I miss calls. The other problem is people sometimes try to text my Vonage line and it doesn't do text messages so I never get the text.

Google voice solves both these problems for me. No matter what phone I'm using I initiate the call from Google Voice so the caller always gets my Google Voice number even if I'm calling from my cell. Also Google voice does text messages so if someone sends a text to it I still get my text message.

I have Google Voice forwarding into my Vonage line and my Vonage line SimulRings into my cell phone so now callers have one number that they text to or call.

I don't see anyplace in Google Voice to send invites so I guess I can't send any yet.

You can see more information about Google Voice here.

Nice.. that is handy to be sure....

Cleo · 07-29-2009

Another nice feature of Google Voice is you can put a call widget on a webpage like I did on this page of mine.

miz_wright · 07-29-2009

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Originally Posted by TheEnforcer

I never heard of Google Voice until I saw this thread lol

It's still in beta - I think until recently, it was only open to Grand Central users.

DannyCox · 07-29-2009

Only available for people in the US right now

miz_wright · 07-29-2009

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Originally Posted by DannyCox

Only available for people in the US right now

Well, 'know: Beta

TheEnforcer · 07-29-2009

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Originally Posted by LizAEBN

It's still in beta - I think until recently, it was only open to Grand Central users.

Never heard of Grand Central with google either lol

Hell Puppy · 07-29-2009

They're going to have a challenge with supply and demand on numbers.

The FCC has some very anal retentive rules about number management, and the pool of available numbers are VERY tight in areas like LA and NYC in particular. There's also some challenges they have to deal with in terms of e911 calling and location.

So look for them to scale this slowly.

Our mia ffn Richard Bush has it and uses it much same way cleo does. It offers a number that is totally location and device independent and unlike most voip providers, you can protect your device's native number on outbound calls.

It's a very nice vision for voip, and I think other providers and even cell providers will follow suit.

AT&T apparently feels threatened by it, they google voice apps from the iPhone yesterday.

Forest · 07-29-2009

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Originally Posted by Cleo

I'm using it.

I'm a Vonage user and have my home phone set to SimulRing to my cell phone so that people can have one number to get me whether I'm home on away from home. But there are two problems with this. One is people get my cell number when I call them from my cell and then call me cell instead of my Vonage line so I miss calls. The other problem is people sometimes try to text my Vonage line and it doesn't do text messages so I never get the text.

Google voice solves both these problems for me. No matter what phone I'm using I initiate the call from Google Voice so the caller always gets my Google Voice number even if I'm calling from my cell. Also Google voice does text messages so if someone sends a text to it I still get my text message.

I have Google Voice forwarding into my Vonage line and my Vonage line SimulRings into my cell phone so now callers have one number that they text to or call.

I don't see anyplace in Google Voice to send invites so I guess I can't send any yet.

You can see more information about Google Voice here.

wow cleo

still lurking around i see

how have you been?

Cleo · 07-29-2009

Wow, it's been a long time.

I'm doing great these days.

How have you been?

gonzo · 08-04-2009

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Originally Posted by Cleo

I'm using it.

I'm a Vonage user and have my home phone set to SimulRing to my cell phone so that people can have one number to get me whether I'm home on away from home. But there are two problems with this. One is people get my cell number when I call them from my cell and then call me cell instead of my Vonage line so I miss calls. The other problem is people sometimes try to text my Vonage line and it doesn't do text messages so I never get the text.

Google voice solves both these problems for me. No matter what phone I'm using I initiate the call from Google Voice so the caller always gets my Google Voice number even if I'm calling from my cell. Also Google voice does text messages so if someone sends a text to it I still get my text message.

I have Google Voice forwarding into my Vonage line and my Vonage line SimulRings into my cell phone so now callers have one number that they text to or call.

I don't see anyplace in Google Voice to send invites so I guess I can't send any yet.

You can see more information about Google Voice here.

Ive just set this up as well as installed it in the Blackberry.
Just got around to it as Ive had an invite for quite sometime. Just wasnt aware of it.

If anyone would like an invite that is in the US hit me up. Im pretty sure as much work as ive done with google over the past 5 years I can get you hooked up.

07-12-2009	#1
Krissy4 Porn Reading A Book on HTML Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 21	I got a Google Voice invite.... I know you all probably all have an account by now....but the shit is cool!

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