Question

[jerry springer]

Is there a device/program that allows for you to see any incoming phone calls whilest you are surfing the net on your Pc?

Any info would be appreciated

 

[CJ]

Yes there is!

The program is american and when it was first released a few years ago, it was ONLY for america. BUT they said they were working on it so it would be useable around the world!

Now though, it dosen't just say it only for the US, SO you might want to try it out and see if it works! IF it does, report back here and tell us!

Anyway, go here to get it: http://www.callwave.com

 

[CJ]

IGNORE MY LAST POST!!!!!

CallWave is ONLY available to Americans!

 

[Zeke]

ADSL

 

[CJ]

Originally posted by Zeke
ADSL

dumbass!

I did it occure to you that just maybe he cant afford ADSL or maybe it isn't available in his area?

No I didn't think so!

 

[jerry springer]

Originally posted by Zeke
ADSL

Please explain??

living in Perth if that helps

 

[CJ]

Originally posted by jerry springer
Please explain??

living in Perth if that helps

ADSL is broadband internet connection. A **** load more expensive than the normal Dialup connection!

Living in Perth means nothing, It is available across Aus in main cities/towns. BUT it NOT available in the Sticks! (like where I live!!)

Go to the Telstra or Optus sites for more info and to see if it available in your area!

 

[jerry springer]

ahh,no worries,cant afford broadband.thanks for the help anyway,i think i have found what i was looking for.
for anyone interested This is about as close as it gets


http://telstra.com/comms/icallwaiting/howtouse.asp

 

[Seb]

ADSL isn't necessarily a more expensive alternative to dial-up internet. It does however depend on how many times a day you connect to the net. Personally, I find my cable internet is a lot cheaper in comparison to when I was on 56k. When you add up the phone calls/monthly bill (roughly 20 dollars) it can definitely be a cheaper alternative.