Hi Mo
Have you tried Truecall? I know this is designed to block those pesty
calls, but it is a stand-alone machine that you plug into your line, and you
can adjust the ringing time, though by how much I am not sure. Maybe you
have tried this already, but worth a thought perhaps?
Kind regards,
Jackie Brown
Twitter: @thebrownsplace
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Subject: [access-uk] looking for advice on answering machines
Hello Everyone.
Being the kind of person i am, i always want more from my landline and
mobile phone systems, always looking for obscure features. I'm currently
with talk talk business not through choice, and we have a voicemail
service active on the phone line. the confounded thing cuts in after 6
or 7 rings, 21 seconds to be precise and the building being the size it
is, its not always easy to reach the nearest phone in time. I have
called talk talk and asked about a feature to extend the rings, but they
flatly refuse to offer this feature at this time. its not even available
on their voicemail plus service. trawling forums hasn't helped either.
So, now to my question. i'm looking for an answering machine that offers
a long amount of rings if possible. 9 at a minimum, but more if
possible. such a thing must exist, but i haven't found one yet apart
from the BT response 75+. We already have cordless phones, so i do not
want a cordless phone with a built in answering machine, just a stand
alone digital answering machine. Does anyone know of any good machines
that are available? has anyone had any experience using the BT response
75+? some people have reported on forums that its buggy.
Many thanks in advance.
Mo.
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