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10:18 Jul 13, 2001 |
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Memotel Explanation: Leave just as it is Memotel* It's invisible but it's working. It takes messages when you're out or when you're already on the phone. It works even when there's a power. No need for any equipment, and no maintenance to worry about. Incoming calls are stored at a voice-mail box at your local telephone exchange. You can save incoming messages for up to 15 days, listen to them again and delete them whenever you want. To make sure that you and you alone can access your messages, Memotel works with a PIN number you can set yourself. You can personalize your outgoing message, too. If you have an ISDN line you can have Memotel and can require as many mail boxes as the numbers you have. This service is now available on roughly 80% of ISDN lines, and is being rolled out to all ISDN customers in Italy. Reference: http://www.telecomitalia.it/perte/[email protected] |
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