Incoming Call Monitor for Dialup :S

Yo Yo me selectas

Aiight check it check it, im sitting here at work on silly ol 56k, only got 1 phoneline, i wanna stay online but i also wanna know when someone is trying to call, i dont get calls all that often, maybe 2 or 3 a day, seeing how i work in a club, but even so i wanna know when someone is trying to call so i can disconnect from the net and pick up the phone, see i have the phoneline going into the line in on the modem, and the phone itself plugged into the line out on the modem, so it just a matter of being able to find i have an incoming call, disconnect from the net and pick up the phone am i right? If this isint right please correct me. So yeah i need a prog to tell me i have an incoming call and also to know if my setup will work.


Cheers guys

Dabuel

 

ok, get call waiting on tat line, then get yoursel a v.92 modem, they have that feature buil in, and they come with software to use it. You could get callwave software, but I've never been a fan of that, and I don't think it's free anymore.

 

LOL, very subtle, but had a nice touch Fw190

 

yeah i gots call waiting on

now this is a work computer so i cant upgrade

so im stuck with v.90 and i cant do nuttin about it

soooo i need a kewl prog that will solve my problems, and possible bring peace throughout the world

Dabuel

p.s im in Australia and were a technically retarded country

 

hellllllllllllp me plz

 

You were already given a solution

 

thanks champ

anyone else know any software? possibly freeware.....does freeware even exist anymore? its as rare as open source...

 

hmmmmmmmmmmmz

all these progs are anwsering machines and caller ID........all i want is someting that says

YOU HAVE AN INCOMMING CALL!@!

 

Google says:

http://www.buzme.com/



Ok Kodo, time to start peeling the potatoes. Its Kitty stew for dinner!

 

hahaha

leave the kittens out of this

i already searched google and all the others, and i researched buzme and it is shit

i wouldnt be asking on these forums if i hadnt researched yet

i research, fail, ask

kkthnx

 

Please define how it is "shit", it appears to do what you asked?

 

it requires u to sign up, its only a 30day trial, it does what i want but it also automatically anwsers it using its own protocols, manamana!

 

Ill keep looking for others, but it isn't a 30 day trial. It is free.

I know this, because I actually wasted 5 minutes of my life sifting through the Terms of Use

Edit: Provided you use the free version

 

lol

so did i, the free version is still a trial i dl'ed and installed it a while ago

it asks for registration for a 30 day free trial

 

Free:

http://www.canpub.com/staff/craig_miller/icm.htm

Edit: A trial

Sorry man, if buzzme gave you a 30 day trial sue them for violation of contract

Its in writing on their site.

I think you are gonna have to pay. Unfortunately, not everything is free.

 

From their site:

 

This is what I do here in the UK, for what it's worth. I have "call divert on busy" on my phone line and it diverts the call to my mobile phone, so when I'm on the net and someone calls me it goes through to my mobile.

 

Dabuel is right,

quote:
Internet Call Waiting

BuzMe is happy to offer service to customers through Pagoo.

Pagoo's Internet Call Waiting service

Caller ID, unlimited message length, and personal greetings.

No obligation 30-day free trial. No credit card required.

No advertising or spam.

Free customer support: live chat, email and web.

No equipment to buy. Easy to install.

Works with all ISPs.

Works with all versions of Windows and Macintosh machines.

Works with any existing phone line.

You can enjoy Pagoo's service for as low as $4.95 per month on a Internet prepaid annual plan or $5.95 per month on a monthly plan after a FREE 30-day trial.

Copyright © 1999-2004 RingCentral, Inc. All rights reserved.
BuzMe is a trademark of RingCentral, Inc.

 

Um, wow, old thread.

Take a look at their actual website.

http://www.buzme.com/setup/select_service.asp

Pagoo is different.

http://www.pagoo.com/

 

Pagoo, see the difference: