John Mayson had written:
I've been using it for a few months. I use it to provide an alias to my cell phone number. Occasionally I've had difficulty with the feature that rings you up, announces the caller's name, and gives you the option to take the call. I'm not sure whether this is because of delays on the cell phone, or because I'm just not listening closely.
The other complaint I have is that the web site requires Flash. It really does require Flash; that's what it's using to play the voice mails. I suppose that's better than requiring something even more proprietary such as Windows Media Player. But the login interface should not also require Flash. That's just bad user interface design. It also makes it unusable on my Linux boxes where I have refused to install Flash.
Aside from those points, it seems to work well. You can give you your number to whomever you want, so I'm not sure why that would be an issue.
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