Anyone know if there's a device or service available where I can send or store my most important voicemail messages? I'd rather finding a service online that keeps it unlimited. Been looking but can't find anything...
"Do you have messages on your phone that you save every time you review your voicemail? A call from your daughter announcing your first grandchild? Mary Pat McBride saying she does love you and she will go to the prom with you after all? Your boss calling - fully intoxicated - and promising you the Penske account?
If you’d like to get these messages off your phone and store them somewhere else Murphy has a solution. Run Audio Hijack while calling your mobile phone via Skype. Save the recording on your computer and you can delete it from your phone.
To call a mobile phone from your Skype account you’ll need Skype credit. Maybe you have a free-of-charge way to call your mobile from your computer. Let us know in the comments."
If you’re not familiar with Audio Hijack you can watch the screencast (see link below) for details on how to capture your voicemail.
It really works. Here’s a success story based on the experience of Jean MacDonald from Smile On My Mac. (textexpander and more)
Jkid,
Gotvoice sounds ideal but they are asking for a minimum of 9.99$ per month. So I did more digging in google.com and found this site called youmail. They offer free visual vm, vmail to text, and can store voicemail online, which is what I want.
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