Adding a 2nd line for 1000 minutes would be about $27 a month. You buy credits so if you use less, those credits or minutes would rollover to the next month.
It sounds ideal for professional like a doctor, lawyer, etc. that want to use a single line and phone. If these calls are billable, then they use the builtin logging feature. Someone who dates a lot can have a number that they provide to thosr they meet. There regular calls and dates' call come through same phone but are managed separately, plus they have a log to track those calls. Maybe you have Treo issued by your company but they have a strict policy against personal calls or you just don't want your personal life traceable through the company's phone records. You can have your own phone on their phone. The question is is the service transferable to another phone or can the phone number be moved and used a normal with another carrier. Thanks, I'll see you on the web! Carl W. Brooks http://www.Palmloyal.com Palm Podcasts, Daily News, Software, Hardware, Mobile Email Services and More! -----Original Message----- From: "Don Ferguson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thursday, Aug 23, 2007 10:46 pm Subject: RE: [Treo] TalkPlus launches free Palm beta of its revolutionary multiple line service! To: <[email protected]>Reply-To: [email protected] Looks interesting and cool, but $0.027/minute on top of what I already pay for cell? Prolly not! I'd prefer a flat rate. Cheers, Don -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alli Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2007 5:03 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [Treo] TalkPlus launches free Palm beta of its revolutionary multiple line service! I've been using TalkPlus for about a month now - getting ready to write it up for mytreo.net. It's not cheap, and definitely not for casual use. If you are a road warrior, it is amazing. Carl W. Brooks wrote: > Hey Guys and Gals, > > Here is a interesting use of the Treo... > > TalkPlus just launched today. The number of participants is limited. > > TalkPlus lets you add multiple lines to your Palm Treo. For the first time, Treo power users will be able to add additional lines to their phone from any area code in the US. That means that if you've always wanted an LA, Houston, Seattle, New York, or extra hometown number, you can get it. > > Always wanted a separate business or personal line, without having to get an additional phone? Now you can have it, all fully integrated into your Treo. > > The best part -- *you* control your Caller ID, so you can make it appear as if you're calling from any of your lines! Using Mirror Numbers, you can even make it look like you're calling from your office landline! > > Want to add an international number from any of 30 countries across the globe? You can do that, too. > > All beta users will get access to the complete application, including visual voicemail, call screening, and conference calling. Your first month of usage is free, and you get $10 of calling credits, for calling anywhere in the world. > > For more on the beta and to sign up: > www.talkplus.com/palm > > For more on TalkPlus Multi Line: www.talkplus.com/products/multiline/details.html > > A data plan is required to use TalkPlus. > > That's the short of it. I've included more information if you're interested, below. If you'd like even more information, feel free to give me a shout. > **** > For the first time, TalkPlus Treo subscribers can have multiple numbers for placing and receiving calls on a single mobile phone, giving them the flexibility they need to manage their complex lives more easily. > > TalkPlus Offers Greater Privacy and Flexibility > > By easily separating business and personal calls, TalkPlus Numbers dramatically increase subscriber privacy. A TalkPlus Number can be quickly created, used for temporary situations and then discarded. If a TalkPlus subscriber is selling a car online, they can get a disposable number just for the sales process. With Mirror Numbers, mobile subscribers can instantly alter their caller ID to any approved phone number. > > In addition, the Conta
