[asterisk-biz] Opinions requested: message blasting

[Steve Totaro]

Al,

I have to call you out on this statement "What we don't send is any
sales related messages regardless if the recipient is on DNC or not."

On your landing page is a "customer testimonial" stating "Within
minutes I was able to send a new product announcement to over 1000 of
my customers, which saved me days of manual phone calls"

So which is it?  How do you know if someone opted in?

Thanks,
Steve Totaro


On Wed, Jun 25, 2008 at 11:22 AM, Al Lougher <alougher at yahoo.com> wrote:
> My two cents: As long as the recipient has opted in to receive voice
> messages then there are many uses for this technology. We send millions of
> messages a month to all sorts of groups for appointment reminders, emergency
> notifications, rainouts for sports teams, political, search & rescue teams
> and many more. What we don't send is any sales related messages regardless
> if the recipient is on DNC or not.
>
> With the recent explosion in voice-to-text technology, we're also now able
> to broadcast messages out and capture the recipient's replies by
> transcribing them to text and delivering responses back to the sender.
> Something like this is proving to be an invaluable service for emergency
> response teams etc.
>
> Alan
> www.group2call.com
>