Retrieve and Get Voicemail via Email and Automatically Save Voice-mails with GotVoice
GotVoice is a free voicemail management service that allows users to retrieve and get their voice messages from existing home and mobile phones over the Internet. Additionaly, GotVoice can delivers the voicemails directly to their email inbox either automatically, or on scheduled timing, or by manually triggered voicemail delivery online. With GotVoice, you can archive, save and manage the voice-mail as a MP3 just like an email message in your inbox, centrally in one location. Beside, users also can easily and economically access and listen to voicemails while traveling abroad or avoid expensive mobile paid minutes. And furthermore, the personal voicemails can be shared with family, friends or coworkers too.
Registration for GotVoice is simple and straight forward, and registrants need to input the phone number and the corresponding PIN so that GotVoice can access the voice mailboxes. GotVoice currently only works with voicemail systems from popular telephone service providers, so GotVoice does not work with home answering machines at this time. Nonetheless, a lot of telcos service providers such as Sprint PCS, Nextel, SBC, AT&T are supported, regardless of whether your phone is a cell phone, a landline voicemail service, or a VOIP provider, and during registration GotVoice will verify its eligibility.
Once setup, free account users can schedule up to 3 voicemail retrievals per day. Beside, it’s also possible to manually retrieving voice messages by clicking Retrieve New Messages button online at GotVoice website, and there is a flash based player for listening and downloading. There also GotVoice Message Center, a small program that runs in the background and hides in Windows system tray that can be used to manually check for messages, jump straight to the account pages, and retrieve all the saved messages. All voicemails retrieved will be recorded as MP3. If you’re using free account, you will have to listen to your archived voicemails online, while paying Plus or Premium account users can have voicemails sent to email inbox as MP3 attachments, beside enjoying higher limit of scheduled voicemail retrieval, scheduled message deletion and RSS feed of the voice messages, similar to Podcast.
Currently, GotVoice has no limits on the number of messages that can be retrieved and saved, and no limits on the total recorded time and length of the voicemails. GotVoice is most suitably to use as voicemail archival system for future reference access, and it can be sign up here.
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July 14th, 2009 03:22
THIS IS NOT A FREE SERVICE!
minimum cost is $10/month for only 40 messages
January 16th, 2009 04:59
I think its time for the information to be updated since the service is NOT free as stated and its misleading. Thank you.
August 1st, 2007 17:41
Not so hot on the “limited” free.
Also, what’s up with the ad-as-a-blog?
This thing reads like a PR spiel!
I’d try Grandcentral or even YouMail (which isn’t “limited” “invite only” like you-know-who ahum GC).
the whole google big brother thing is starting to get freaky.
I like the fact that youmail lets you keep your cell number. The personal greetings stuff is cool. Ditchmail is pretty cool too–got a few people i’d like to ditch!
August 1st, 2007 15:13
I loved gotvoice until my new girlfriend introduced me to youmail, honestly it’s very comparable to gotvoice but it has two major things that i love, multiple personalized voicemail greetings and it’s completely free!
July 16th, 2007 05:52
this is something i’ve been looking for for a long time. thanks for the post!!!!