Re: Idea for computer program. cellular related.

["PT" <phongtt@pacbell.net>]

Hmm.  Overall, your idea is not bad.  But you have one problem.  A
conversation that is interupted every 59 seconds and then resume every 15
seconds would really sucks.  Just think how many times you have to input
keys on your phone (talk, end, destination phone number) or how many times
you have to  answer the phone.  All this for a time when cell phone prices
are so cheap.  Pacbell in  Southern California  gives you 500 minutes for
$50 a month, this is a lot of minutes where the average cell calls are 2
minutes long.   Sorry man, I don't mean to bust your bubble but the idea is
well, hard to buy.

dolphinride@usa.net wrote in message <801mhf$mml$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>Okay, several cellular providers offer what they call "first inbound
>minute free".
>
>
>   I am thinking of a computer program that would allow someone to
>initiate a phone call to their home phone, connected to a computer
>running this software. The software would recognize from caller I.D.
>data that it is your cell phone calling. You terminate the call without
>the computer answering.
>
>The computer then calls your cell phone back (free first inbound
>minute) and asks you to input the phone number you want to call. The
>computer then utilizes your 3-way calling feature and places a call to
>whatever number you specify. During your 3-way conversation with this
>person the computer automatically terminates the call to your cell
>phone, and immediately calls your cell phone back EVERY MINUTE.
>
>    Any feedback appreciated.
>
>     If anyone is interested, you write it, I will market the program,
>split it 50-50.
>
>
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