MailCall® :: Reads Your Messages to You Over Any Phone, Anywhere in the World

MailCall Testimonials

I used to hate e-mails. It was a nuisance to have to sit down at my computer just to check them. On the rare occasion that I would access them, the information was already stale. Due to a computer breakdown last year, I went through an 8-month period when I didn't have home computer access. The girls' soccer coach would request other team members to contact me regarding the latest team information.

Then MailCall went live! Now I am in-touch with my e-mails at will. I use the service for my business and personal e-mails. It’s like having a personal secretary in an ordinary telephone. I love the fact that MailCall gives me the functionality of a complicated PDA without having to buy an extra piece of hardware, maintain it, remember to carry it with me, deal with the annoyance of carrying it with me, read off a small screen, scroll down, try to type on a keyboard where the width of the average finger covers 3 keys... See!!! I'm already frustrated and I don't even own one!

With MailCall, I can easily navigate my e-mails because it allows the user to skip, delete, read faster, go to a particular message, forward to other e-mails, fax to any fax number (this is very useful with attached files), as well as speak new e-mails to contacts in my address book from my or any other telephone. I can reply to each message with my own voice or a default text message. I can perform one or all of these functions with just one phone call. That’s the beauty of this thing. If you can operate a telephone you can utilize MailCall.

As a pharmacist, I am always on the phone. I believe most businesses would be able to recapture valuable time spent utilizing MailCall technology without having to invest in a costly enterprise solution. I am especially excited about the website reading capabilities of the technology. I foresee a time when most businesses, large and small, will create websites allowing the consumer to interact with the site from his/her telephone. From the bookmarked websites in the MailCall address book, a consumer will soon be able do just about everything from food shopping to paying bills.