Free Voicemail *CA, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, IL, MA, MD, MI, MN, NJ, NY, OH, PA, TX, VA & WA

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RingCentral is offering a free phone number in the area code of your choice. With their free service you can request an email notification when you receive a new voicemail. You can then listen to your voicemail from a computer via the web or have them forwarded as an attachment. This is perfect for those times when a freebie deal here requires a working phone number or for those of you who only have a cell phone.

http://www.ringcentral.com/home/pricing.asp

Features:

Personal Phone Number
-Get a free voicemail number in the area of your choice
-Can be called from any number domestically or internationally
-Protect your Home and Cell Phone numbers

Flexible Voicemail Alerts
-Don't miss important messages
-Get alerts immediately when somebody leaves you a message
-Receive voicemail alerts on your cell phone, PDA, or PC

Call Control
-Monitor incoming calls
-Type a message on your PC and it will be read to a caller

Personal Voicemail Mailbox
-Check your voicemail messages from your PC or the Web
-Have your voicemails delivered to your email mailbox

Awesome! Thanks!

I love it, and we wonder why phone numbers keep running out!

Great! I'll notify my brother in CA to take advantage of this offer.

Thanks!

Thanks, I am moving soon and this will help with call backs from schools ect

thanks, hope it stays free

^ Thanks....

I filled out the form but had a slight problem. After forgetting to re-enter my password, the system gave me an error but put my email address in their database anyway, thus I could not use the address I wanted. Perhaps in 72 hours I can change it.

In any event, make sure that you have proper info filled out before clicking further.

It looks great though.

This should work out just fine. Thanks for the post.

Rex

Nice offer, but it appears to require the downloading and installation of software from their site. Beware of Spyware!!

There is no need to download their software. You can have a link on your desktop, call your number and put in your code, or just have it come to your email account and click on it! Three ways to access your calls without having to download their software.

Thanks for the clarification. I've really gotta learn to read all the instructions...

Thanks for the link. I tried the website and could not find the free version. Seems to work only with the link