Each FreeConferenceCall account now archives your recorded conference calls. When you make a recording, we assign a reference number to it. Your callers use that reference number when listening to that recording when calling the playback number.
To have callers listen to your recorded conference calls using the playback number (provided upon registration and My Account tab), provide them the following information:
Using the * (star) 9 touch tone command to record your International Conference Call is easy to do and allows others who couldn't join the scheduled call to access it at another time.
Instructions on How to Use *9
In a previous post, we covered the SimpleBlast export feature that allows users to import existing contacts from preferred email client(s). Today's post covers how to export contacts quickly with a .CSV file that can then be imported into a SimpleBlast phone book(s).
SimpleBlast supports importing of contact files from the following email clients:
SimpleBlast provides a fast and convenient way to communicate a message with multiple people all at one time.
In order to add contacts to your SimpleBlast account, a phone book must be created.
Follow the 3 easy steps below to create a phone book(s):
Recording your conference is simple to do and easy to share. Even better, it's all FREE. Here are some of the ways you can share your recording :
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The *(star) 9 touch tone command allows hosts to record conference calls that can be accessed anytime the following ways:
Why is this important? Recording your conference calls is FREE and simple to do. If you are hosting a training seminar, crisis response meeting, having a deposition, etc. the recording feature can be used to archive the conference call, allowing others who couldn't join to access it at another time.