Thanks, Robert. I just tried that on my home (land line) phone from my
cell phone. A message came up asking if I wanted it converted to voice
for 25 cents. So it looks quite possible, but considerably more
expensive than telemessage (which is 10 cents per call). I'm not sure if
this charge can be reduced through some other originating service or if
it is the company hosting the land line service that presets this rate.
Richard
Not using cell phones does not automatically excludes sms as an
option. In many countries, it is possible to send sms to a normal land
number and the phone company reads it for the receipient. In other
words, you send the text as sms, they do text-to-voice conversion for
you. Normally, one can also replay the message by pressing a button on
the phone.
Robert
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