Hey,

To all of my fellow cultivators…

My folks over at Pinger just went public. Check them out. I’ve used them for a few days to get my voicemail from my T-Mobile account visually.  It’s been a big HELP!

What does that mean?

Well, if you get anywhere as many voicemail as I do, then you can visualize this.

Scenario 1:
You’ve been in meetings all day, or on the train, or at lunch. You return to 6 - 16 voicemail’s in your inbox.

You know not who these messages are from, just that you have six. You go through message 1 - 4, good but not as important as message 5, which had you hear before message 3, you would have hung up an called them back write away.

It would be great to be able to see in a visual inbox, much like GMAIL:

Message1  - Bill collector / You’ve Been Approved for a New CC.
Message2  - Someone heard you were what they needed in their life.
Message3  - Long lost friend.
Message4 - 12  - You better be at my party, or my housewarming, or sneaker launch, or graduation, or whatever would benefit from your presence.
Message13  - Potential client. Said they need a proposal in 30mins.
Message14  - Family, telling you they miss you.
Message15 - Client, big priority.
Message15 - Business partner saying something that inspires you to continue the day.

Now, it’s one thing to take 15 mins to listen to every message. It’s another thing to be able to with one click go directly to… (I’m not even saying who I would call back first. You all won’t catch me there. Not al all. lol)

Scenario 2:
You leave your actual phone at home when you rush out of the house in the morning to avoid being late. You all day, dial into your phone using a landline in order to check your messages. Wow. That is the worst feeling.

It would just be great to get the voicemail’s to your email, right?

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Well, my friends over at Pinger have found a solution.
And, a mad important detail, it’s free.

Check them out.
Tell them that Grow sent you.
Ohh, add me to your contact list.

www.pinger.com