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Get An 866, 877, or 888 Number For Only $2 Per Month
May 27, 2007 on 2:07 pm | In small business news |This site has a nice selection of 866, 877 and 888 toll free numbers for only $2 per month plus usage. You can also get an 800 number for $5 per month plus usage, but you need to be a little more careful with the 800 numbers — many of them are recycled from other companies and thrown back into the available pool, and the problem with that is that many are still listed in phone books and directories all over the globe under the old owner’s name or business — those calls then come to you as wrong numbers but you still pay for the length of the calls. My advice is to get yourself a couple of the non-800 toll free numbers — use one for sales inquiries (highest priority), one for customer service (#2 priority), and one for audio testimonials that you can post to your web site.
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