Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: STEVE-UK on August 28, 2008, 08:18:35 pm
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How do you guys take important phone calls when working
-you cant take a call when wfp
-my missus cant take a call because the kids make to much noise-
-cant afford to employ a receptionist at the mo
Im thinking about getting a 2nd phone line and an answer phone service, does anyone know a good one?
i lost a new customer due to a missed call who just happenned to live behind me, they called my home phone but not my mobile,and ended up calling my mate who lived 20 mins away , it was worth £100 window & soffitts , hence i dont want to miss any more calls
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You can get all calls diverted to a business which deals in missed calls by promising to answer all calls on your behalf. :)
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I got a letter the other day from a company that take calls for you think they where called ruby, they ansewer the phone how ever you ask them too and take messages.
Chris
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Lol beat me to it
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Calls are diverted from my home phone to my mobile by bt. This costs £1.74 a month. plus the cost of a call from my phone to my mobile for the cumalitive duration of any calls.
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you can turn your WFP off for a few mins to take a call, cant you ? ? ? ?
or does that 5 mins for the call eat into profits
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i answer my phone whilst wfp if important switch my flow tap off and walk back to van to get quote book out
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I just have all calls routed to mobile. Have a wired hands free connected to phone. Phone has radio, so listen to radio 2 all day and when someone calls, phone rings 3 times and automatically answers and also cuts radio off for duration of call. You just talk to them whilst working etc.
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Matt ,by the time i put the pole down ,take my gloves off see who it is, ive normally missed the call.
i havent got george on pda yet so cant make any appoinments , i dont carry pens and note pad either.
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Steve if your after a pda am going to be selling my tungsten e2 brand new
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possibly chris, how much are you after
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Give me a email
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Get yourself another mobile for business calls
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Have calls diverted and have a different ring tone for these calls so you can identify the call before you answer it.
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Look in the Exchange & mart under office services for an answering service.
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thought about that AJ, but its the landline number that im missing the calls, at the mo i have all my mates on one ring tone and all other call on another
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I have an earpeice with an inline microphone for my mobile which allows me to talk and work at the same time
ht tp://eurostore.palm.com/epages/Store.sf/sec76WuWmVC6H_/?ObjectPath=/Shops/PalmStore/Products/3192WWZ
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ive been having a lot of tele sales calls and dont always want to answer the phone so have been looking at these on ebay
350092812014
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Don't you ever read the replies to your query? Do you know what call divert means?
"i'm missing the calls on my landline"
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you can get a 'virtual office' for about £45 per month + call charges.
that includes
a nice office building address
your own phone number
someone answering in your company name and 'just put you through sir' to your mobile (which has a seperate ringtone for that number of course)
if you don't answer, they'll take a message.
look in exchange & mart
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Discount,do you not read all the reply,that one was to AJ about an additional mobile
i have tried call divert and yes i know what that means, i think it sounds more professional from an office rather trying to talk to someone outside as theres always background noise on the most important calls
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AJ , Thats sounds good and not to expensive, the answer phone ive been looking at is about £30 pm for 30 messages,i'll look into that !
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If there is back ground noise, just be straight if they mention it 'yes, sorry about that, but you have been diverted to mobile as I am out of the office doing quotations today'
never had anyone mention it though, and all my calls are from businesses
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I say i'm a window cleaner and I'm working. That's pretty much what they want to hear.