I've been dabbling with the idea of setting up several 1-800 numbers for customer support for my Ecommerce sites. I am based out of San Diego CA but my staff is all over the world. So that makes that whole process a bit more complicated - at least that's what I used to think.
First thought was to do that with Vonage or other VoIP service. But given the poor Internet bandwidth that my Indian and Phillipine office gets, that was out of the question almost right away. Not worth the constant troubleshooting and mess. Even though my budget was small and call volume was likely to be very small - less than a 1000 calls per month, but I wanted something reliable.
I searched and considered several companies - JetNumbers.com, RingCentral.com, Etc. But none had the features for international call forwarding that I wanted - at a decent price. Until I ran into this provider - Call Me 800. They seem to have a great product out there for international call forwarding.
Five-six years ago, people hadn't still figured out the Google formula as clearly. Good ol' dark ages when SEO was a term not many even knew about. Times when you could rank high with just a few links from random sites via link exchanges. Times that have changed for the better now.
Now, link exchanges are almost a thing of the past. They still work and are beneficial to get direct traffic but getting links from links pages with tons of other links are not really that helpful anymore. From highly relevant pages, OK, may be..
But why am I telling you stuff you already know? Let's get to the point. I know you want to know what works today. Here you go. This is it.
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