Caller ID with Phone Ring Controller

Friday, August 20, 2010

Caller ID with Phone Ring Controller

±1±: Now is the time Caller ID with Phone Ring Controller Order Today!

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JF Teck
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Great Deal :
$79.95
Date Created :
Aug 20, 2010 06:58:31

A MINI COMPUTER FOR YOUR PHONE______ Normal caller ID only can display incoming phone number and telephone company will charge you /month to BLOCK unwanted caller____The Phone Ring Controller is a completed IT system, It does normal caller ID work: keeping track of up to 100 phone numbers. It has database: You can store 100 names and phone numbers into your important A-list, which is anyone you want to talk to any time. You can also store 150 phone numbers into your B-list, which is you only want to talk to at certain times. Which phone only ring at certain times, the time you allow them to call. Finally, you have got the R-List (20 names and numbers), which stands for reject callers. ____visit www.jfteck.com____ Over a 24 hour day, you can set up Ring List A only, Ring List A and B only or Ring all except List R hour by hour.____ You are absolutely in control of your phone now! ____The result: No more annoying interruptions! You do not have to know which calls are unwanted, you only need to know who you want to talk to and the machine will handle the rest! ___jfteck.com for detail___Stop junk faxes save your money and protect your Fax Machine.

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±1±: Best Buy First of all, buyers should be aware that there is a version 2 that became available early Jan 2010. The major upgrades over the original model include compatability with internet-based (VoIP) phones, an increase in the "reject" list from 20 to 70, and the ability to reject an entire area code (like 888) using wildcards. Although the controller has 3 lists: list "A" (always allow), list "B" (allow certain times of day) and list "R" (reject these), I only bought the controller to reject frequent annoyance callers (list "R"). The controller simply supresses the ring on numbers entered into this "R" list. Any devices installed between the "wall" and the controller - like an answering machine - will operate as before. Any devices installed "after" the controller - like your phone - will not receive the ring tone or caller ID. The caller ID will only be recorded on the controller itself. I personally do not want to hear my answering machine's greeting when receiving "rejected " calls. Therefore, I place both my phone and answering machine after the product. In this configuration, the caller will hear the phone ring until they themselves hang up. I don't hear anything.
In order to prevent your other extensions from ringing, some people turn off these ringers. That's not very useful in a larger home. I have voice over internet cable and so I simply installed the controller immediately after my modem which suppresses the ringing for rejected callers to all the phones in my house. It might be more difficult to find the entrance point for landline phone service. One limitation that I have not read before was the inability of the controller to suppress messages on a phone company or ISP-based message answering service. Even though most annoyance callers do not leave messages, their equipment seems to produce a tone which is captured by many answering machines as a brief message. So if you use a phone company or cable-based answering service, you may get alerts when you only have these false messages.
I only had the controller a short time. I first rejected 800, 866, 877 & 888 numbers. When an annoyance call comes in, I later retrieve the caller ID on the controller and set it to the "R" list. Good luck! on Sale!