SimulScribe is offering a unique solution for users of voice mail; A way to convert voice mail into readable text. SimulScribe transcribes voice mails and sends them directly to your mobile device as text or email messages. Its sometimes a hassle to check voicemails and write down notes from messages -- and its so much easier to take a glance at txts that come in -- so what better way than to get your voice messages sent straight to your portable device.
It is a tad pricey though at $9.95 for a bundle of 40 messages. You can try it free for a month to see if you can justify the charge. SimulScribe currently has over 5000 users, and supposedly will announce a deal with a major national carrier in April.
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3-02-2007 @ 10:17AM
Jeff De Cagna said...
I'm subscribed to it and it works quite well. It's not perfect, but it is definitely worth the investment to not to have to call voicemail. If I need to listen to the actual audio message, a WAV file is attached to the e-mail with the transcript or I can call a phone number and listen to it. But in the last ten days since I've been using the service, I've only listened to the actual audio once.
All in all, it's a very useful service.
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3-06-2007 @ 7:11PM
Trey said...
You know I have looked at this service and the competition out there for it, mainly spinvox. I have to say after looking at and choosing to go with spinvox, I am very satisfied with my decision. They are highly automated and get the transcription to you fast and acurate. They are also providing a free trial for one year. Check them out at www.spinvox.com
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