After thinking about this, I realized that TakePhone allows me to setup what 
it calls Calling Cards. With a Calling Card setup to login in to my answering 
service, I can choose, with any Contact I call with TakePhone, to have the 
Calling Card start the call by first logging into my service, getting me to a 
prompt, and then dialing the Contact's number. As I said before, if I use my 
service this way, I get my Caller ID to be whatever I have set it up to be 
via my service. My service only charges me 2 cents a minute when it calls out 
for me, so this works fine.

On Wednesday 22 August 2007 01:38:35 pm Alli wrote:
> Takes about 5 minutes. You just have to log into your account and set it
> up while you're at the number you want shown for verification - or have
> someone answer who knows what you're doing.
>
> Ralph Alvy wrote:
> > That's the *only* thing it provides I need. I want to be able to call my
> > patients from my Treo and have them see my office Caller ID when I make
> > the call. My current answering service allows me to call into my service,
> > login, and then place a call with my office Caller ID displayed, but I
> > have to go through all those steps to make the call, and when doing that,
> > I don't get to use my Contacts database.
> >
> > How long did it take you to verify the mirror number you're using is
> > indeed yours? I assume they must first verify you own that number before
> > allowing you to mirror it.


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