If installed
on a USA 800 number, the line can be used as a toll-free
international number. This will
provide foreign companies/individuals
with virtual USA presence.
Enables
foreign
(outside the USA) users to access USA 800 numbers
without assistance of an
operator.
Enables
international
user to take advantage of the low rates charged by
telephone companies/long distance
carriers in the United States. USA
outbound call rates are cheaper
than international call back provider
rates by as much as 60%, and
foreign
telephone companies by as much
as 80%.
Calls
made through
DialMate offer more privacy than calls made through
international call back providers.
This is very important to business since
their calls go through their own
switch rather than through a service
provider. Records of their calls
are also kept within their companies.
Eliminates
minimum
usage and monthly fees charged by international call
back providers.
Enables
domestic
user to take advantage of low residential/business
rates versus pay phone/calling
card/ hotel rates and surcharges.
Enables
users to
earn rebates and perks (e.g., flight mileage) offered by
carriers, by charging all calls
to their residential or business phones.
Enables
telecommuters
to receive and transfer calls as if they were in the
office.
Enables
users to
charge their personal calls to their home phone when at
work, and telecommuters to charge
their business calls to their
companies when working at
home.
Enables
the user
to make multiple calls without hanging up between calls.
This eliminates surcharges
commonly
levied by hotels and calling card
companies.
The
desired call
back or call forward/transfer telephone numbers (up to
80 digits), as well as the other
functions, can be programmed on-site
(locally) or remotely over
telephone
lines even when the user is not at
the pre-programmed number.
This allows the user to have a roaming
call back, call forward or call
transfer phone number.
DialMate
can be
installed on any direct-dialed analog telephone line or
PABX extension.
The
call back/forward/transfer
telephone number can reside in an
operator-assisted PBX (such as
in hotels and companies where PBX
extensions cannot be dialed
directly).
A digital voice chip on the device
can record a message to get
through
operators or request callers to stay
on the line while their calls
are being forwarded/transferred.
It
is compatible
with all touch-tone phone (Dual Tone Multi-Frequency)
systems including facsimile
machines,
modems, and telephone dialers.
Equipped
with non-volatile
memory, which is used to save all
programmed data. If the power
goes off, saved information will not be
lost.
Programmable
four-digit
security code prevents unauthorized persons
from using or reprogramming the
device.
When
used as a
call forward/transfer device on their land-based
telephone lines, users can be
reached wherever they may be, including
hotels, mobile phones, or even
overseas (Note: phone companies do not
forward calls to international
destinations).
Takes
advantage
of free air time plans (incoming calls, calls to
designated numbers, etc.) offered
by major cellular service providers,
using the call bridge and call
back functions.
Extends
the range
of cellular phone calls to international destinations
without modifying the user’s
calling
plan or obtaining special permission
from the cellular service
provider.
Saves
on cellular
directory assistance calls. Landline 411 calls are free
or much cheaper.
Secures
caller
ID and location. The device’s phone number will appear
on the called party’s caller ID
machine, not the number where the user is
calling from. This is very
useful and most of the time a necessity for
users (especially security and
law enforcement personnel) who don’t
want to give out their unlisted
numbers or cellular phone numbers and
location.
Eliminates
the
telephone company’s monthly charges for call
forward/transfer services.
Doubles
the range
of local or toll-free calls.
A
“must have” for
telecommuters, importers, exporters, SOHOs, sales
and field service personnel,
travelers,
tourists, expatriates, embassy
personnel, armed services
personnel,
law enforcement agencies, Internet
users who don’t have local access,
cellular phone users, multinational
companies, students, or anybody
away from their home or office phone.
In other words, don’t leave your
phone without it!
