Yesterday I received a call from Bulgaria. Thanks to Jaxtr the call was free for both of us. Here is how I routed the call. Jaxtr answered the call and sent it to my RingCentral virtual PBX. You can program RingCentral so it knows your normal business hours. Since yesterday was Sunday my call answering rules told the call controller to send the caller directly to voicemail. The message from Bulgaria was clear and perfect.
I received a very pleasant anf free phone call from Norway today. Normally when someone from Norway calls someone in Missouri they probably don’t think you have been to their country. But I flew in to Trondheim in the middle of winter one year, and I had business up in Boda. I was quite an experience above the arctic circle in the middle of winter. Yes, it was cold, but not as cold as I expected. I only experienced one white-out during my two weeks of work. Seeing the northern lights certainly made up for it many times over.
RingCentral has a new call controller which promises to be a great improvement. In addition to the normal features such as monitoring your RingCentral telephone line or virtual PBX, the new call controller lets you dial out. RingCentral is becoming a full VoIP service. The new call controller also gives you one-click access to your message folder and recent calls. You can dial out using your address book, create and send a fax, or open your online account. If you are assigned an extension in your company’s virtual PBX the software will open that extension online.
Look for changes to Jaxtr’s terms of service in the near future. Business owners are encouraged to use Jaxtr and associated “call me” and text messaging features. Widgets and call buttons have been available for eBay and Craigslist. Once thought of as a social networking component, Jaxtr will help your business. You can use Jaxtr for customer service, lead generation, or perhaps a simple “click-to-call” function of your website. Building customer confidence is always a key component of any business and Jaxtr encourages businesses to use their free service.
A call from the United Arab Emirates rang through to my desk today and it reminded me of one my former students. Let start by saying the call from the United Arab Emirates was a free Jaxtr call. The caller was fluent in english and we spoke for a shrot time. After the call I thought back to the days when I was a teacher.
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