Comments on: Business Phone System for Cell Phones? http://pbx-phone-system.info/business-phone-system/business-phone-system-for-cell-phones/ Get the latest and the best information regarding PBX phone systems Mon, 06 Sep 2010 08:15:15 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jordan Malik http://pbx-phone-system.info/business-phone-system/business-phone-system-for-cell-phones/comment-page-1/#comment-103 Jordan Malik Tue, 12 Jan 2010 06:24:08 +0000 http://pbx-phone-system.info/business-phone-system/business-phone-system-for-cell-phones/#comment-103 Yes - you have lots of options here. If you want a true "phone system" (with extensions, call forwarding, a local or toll free number, etc.), you should try RingCentral. (You can read my review of their service here:). I have used RingCentral ($9.95/mo) for over a year and it's been awesome. You can get a free trial (30 days), too. (and, as you probably guessed - you don't buy any equipment). If you want to go "Free", you can use GrandCentral (just acquired by Google). You will get a local number (not toll-free), but there's NO auto attendant, extensions etc. When someone dials your GrandCentral number, it forwards to you cell phone (there's some more bells and whistles in there, it's really neat). Good luck! My Blog continues to review free/low cost voice solutions for the small business/individual professional. Please bookmark it. -Jordan Yes – you have lots of options here. If you want a true “phone system” (with extensions, call forwarding, a local or toll free number, etc.), you should try RingCentral. (You can read my review of their service here:). I have used RingCentral ($9.95/mo) for over a year and it’s been awesome. You can get a free trial (30 days), too. (and, as you probably guessed – you don’t buy any equipment).

If you want to go “Free”, you can use GrandCentral (just acquired by Google). You will get a local number (not toll-free), but there’s NO auto attendant, extensions etc. When someone dials your GrandCentral number, it forwards to you cell phone (there’s some more bells and whistles in there, it’s really neat).

Good luck! My Blog continues to review free/low cost voice solutions for the small business/individual professional. Please bookmark it.

-Jordan

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