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to Ucilia Communications
A simple system to avoid GSM roaming costs when your traveling.
As well as never missing a call.
Easy and fast to setup, and you can change all your settings from your
accounts page.
Let's use the following scenario:
You live in France and have a French mobile.
You will travel to Australia and have there a mobile number.
You will need to have a French virtual number from Ucilia.
You will set your mobile phone to divert all your calls to your French
virtual number.
then you will set your French virtual (from the "call management" in
your profile) to send all calls to your Australian mobile.
Every time someone will call you on your French mobile it will be
forwarded to your French virtual number which in turn will be
forwarded to your Australian number.
Call to your French mobile>Your Ucilia French virtual number>Your
Australian mobile number
all this happens extremely fast, and it is completely transparent to
the person calling you.
The caller will have no idea where you are answering from.
this way it is much cheaper than using your GSM roaming (the cost
involved here are a transfer from your French mobile to your French
virtual number (very cheap) and then a call form you Ucilia account to
Australia mobile)
You can see all the incoming calls in your reports - no more people
saying they called you and you didn't pick up!
All your calls will be sent to your Ucilia voicemail to email system.
all the voicemails will be on your computer as well as on the server.
You can listen to them from any phone as well.
You can also configure more divert if you don't pick up your mobile on
time, forward to your home, hotel, other mobile...
the only limit is your creativity!!
Am here to answer any questions/ideas you might have.