Answering Machines

[DICK BEATON]

Ted...You subscribe to voice mail from your local phone company.  Actually
they act as your answering machine....lots of options and not
expensive....works good for me...for example if someone calls while I am
tying up the phone  as I am right now, the caller gets my voice mail
message instead of a busy signal....
Dick Beaton RPT MT

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> From: Ted Simmons <ted@PALMNET.NET>
> To: pianotech@ptg.org
> Subject: Re: Answering Machines
> Date: Wednesday, June 11, 1997 4:26 PM
> 
> Voice mail sounds interesting.  How do I subscribe to that?
> 
> Ted Simmons
> 
> >Sure, turn it off.  Alternative is voice mail.
> >Dick RPT Montana
> >
> > It's vacation season and I'm taking mine in August.  I hate to leave an
> >> outgoing message on my answering machine telling the world that I
won't
> >be
> >> in the house for 2 weeks.  Does anyone have a sneaky message that
doesn't
> >> commit my home to vandals and thiefs?  I would certainly be thankful
for
> >> any suggestions.
> >>
> >> Ted Simmons, Merritt Island, FL
> >>
> >>
> 
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