Category: Geeks r Us
I would like to let everyone know about a new conferencing service, VCOA. This service allows you to host teleconferences simply by giving all the participants one phone number. Once they call that number, they will be able to talk to each other. You can choose to have a separate phone number of your own, or simply use an access code of your choice on the central conferencing phone number. Anyone who can call the united states can join the conference, and there is no limit to the number of participants that can join your conference at one time. You can easily manage your conference from the web, and you can even have multiple conference codes, which can be customized in several different ways. The service is very stable, offering many more features and easier access than other conferencing services. You can get your own dial-in number in the 610 area code for free, and there are no requirements. you do not need to use a certain number of minutes to get a phone number, nor do you need to maintain a high minute usage. Your dial-in number can have its own custom greeting which you will create, and can be set to one of three configurations. Learn more by clicking here, or if you have any questions, please send me a message.
Please note: in order to get your own phone number for your conference, you will need to contact the owner of VCOA by clicking the contact link located on the main page.
Hmmmmm, sounds interesting
Also, think of how much better this would be than the private conferences on here. No one need know you are even in conference, and you could simply have a private access code that you could invite all your friends to. Not only that, it's more secure, and if anyone untrustworthy gets ahold of the code, you can block their number, or simply change the code. you can also have a moderator pin which can be changed at any time, and will allow certain people to get past the conference lock, and to also unlock and lock the conference from the phone. I've been using this for months and have ound it to be a great service. It rarely crashes unlike the services I used to use, and doesn't have any issues with it either. Not to mention, the quality is great, and you can also turn people up and down individualy similar to the zone conferences.