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#71385 9-Nov-2010 22:19

Does anyone know of any companies in nz that offer voicemail to text services, i want my vm transcribed to text and sent to me in an email.

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#402396 9-Nov-2010 22:34

Mobile PA is a telecom provided service that should interest you.

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#402400 9-Nov-2010 22:41

hmm 13.50 for 47 messages, not bad I guess.

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#402427 10-Nov-2010 00:27

There is software which can do this (allthough may be difficult to plug into your own voicemail). If you can get a voice to email service you could get a shared PA (I was even looking at this virtual PA idea out of the Phillipines) an they could transcribe and txt/email you.

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#402437 10-Nov-2010 03:12

WinScribe (www.winscribe.com) is a NZ company that makes software do this sort of thing. They might be able to refer you to a service provider that uses their software.

Exchange Server 2010 has a voicemail-to-text transcription service built in also.

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#403582 11-Nov-2010 20:01

cokemaster: Mobile PA is a telecom provided service that should interest you.

Ive got Mobile PA on my phone. I can honestly say it is very good.

The cool thing is I get the to let me know if the call is business or personal as I use the same number for both so if its my day off I dont have to worry about it

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#403584 11-Nov-2010 20:02

It's what I want, just damn exp

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#403651 11-Nov-2010 22:54

hasole: It's what I want, just damn exp

Try having the same service, but on Vodafone - that is far more expensive than Telecom's offerings

(it is a great service)