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130 Points
Posted 3 years ago
Danno, Champion
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Chris Duquette, Champion
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Chris Duquette, Champion
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16,778 Points
also....my first attempt at editing and using screen shots so..any pointers would be helpful
Mike, Official Rep
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Thanks for helping out Chris.. If an image appears too small, the user can click on int and it does open in a new window and larger size. However your screen shot is still a little hard to read so, the only advise would be to screenshot just the section you want to post instead of the whole screen. You might try using Windows Snipping tool or Lightshot. Both work pretty well. There are also lots of browser extension snipping tools you can install too.
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I should have elaborated, but the post posted before I could write out everything. :-) What I mean is call other people on their cell and go straight to their voicemail instead of it ringing. We are trying to do a marketing program where we call several people and just leave a message instead of bothering to try to get them on the phone. Thanks!
Brandon, Champion
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24,668 Points
I agree with Mike and this would not have anything to do with RingCentral anyhow. However, I coincidentally got an email solicitation from a company that claims to do this. Buyer beware though as it seems like a scam, but you can investigate yourself: http://www.acmevoiceservices.com
Mike, Official Rep
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Found this too: https://www.slydial.com/ Anybody here actually tried this or have first hand experience with it?
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Thanks guys. We are looking at Slydial, but was hoping this would be something we can do in RingCentral. We want to record a message and send it out to several people's voicemails at once. Too bad RC doesn't have this as an option. Oh well. Thanks anyways!
I don't think this was answered / answered correctly...
Dial an ext and press # to go to voicemail directly <- This should be the answer
Dial an ext and press * to access their voicemail (if you got their pin) for "testing" purposes of course
Dial an ext and press # to go to voicemail directly <- This should be the answer
Dial an ext and press * to access their voicemail (if you got their pin) for "testing" purposes of course
Chris Duquette, Champion
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16,658 Points
i'm not sure there's a way to avoid the phone ringing and be able to leave a message straight away. maybe it'll be thrown into the mix of stuff to have added to the system. i can see how it would be something beneficial .