I am looking for an answering machine that delivers its voicemail message via email with wav file attachment. I recognize I could rig something up with a PC, but don't want all the fuss associated with a PC.
I think the tears are dry enough to post now. It was a pretty good laugh.
How many people would buy a single port unified messaging voice mail? $300 is a reasonable price...for you, but it doesn't even come close to R&D and registration recovery costs, especially for a limited run. Now double that and you can get a Panasonic TVA-50 with LAN card to do that. Or try any one of the search engines for a software solution to an old PC for free or 1/2 of your $300 budget.
I pay $38 a year for MaxEmail, a voice mail and fax to email service with CID. Through the magic of the internet, I call forward my business line to a VoIP line, simultaneously ring my VoIP and cell phone, and no answer transfer it to my maxEmail line. If I absolutely wanted to forward all calls to voice mail, I could find something free and just pay the price of the phone call.
If you decide that PC answering machines aren't all that bad, here's one that is fairly inexpensive and you can try before you buy.
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