John OMeara

My company has been using Vocalocity for a little over a year now and we have been extremely pleased. We had a lot of problems previously with Verizon, mostly customer service issues, double billing, not billing, getting one answer from one person and then a different answer from the next person you talk to. Final straw was when they cut off service for a day despite the fact we had a credit with the account. One of the primary purposes of moving to Vocalocity was to make sure we could route calls to our cell phones if there were issues with the main line. Until I made the move I didn't realize how much flexibility there could be with the phone service. We really have control of how calls are routed when people call now. Most of the time we let calls just ring through but the ability to route them different ways is great. And we really like the voice-mail feature that emails you when someone leaves a message. The transcription is not always very good but there is an actual audio file attached so you can play the message on your cell phone. Basically you are always aware of who has called you, whether you are in office are not. i was worried how it would affect our internet speed but I have not noticed any deterioration.