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[Scott's Thoughts] How to go straight to voice mail: You just want the voice mail. Now there's a service that will allow you to do that. It's called Slydial. Here's how easy it is: 1. Dial 267-SLYDIAL (267-759-3425) from any landline or mobile phone. 2. At the voice prompt, ...
[mediabistro.com: mobilecontenttoday] RCR Wireless News: Slydial 'Silly' But Works: Last month, Boston-based MobileSphere launched a 'straight-to-voicemail' service called Slydial that lets you leave a message for someone without having to run the risk of them actually picking up the phone and answering your call. Callers can either listen to a short ad and then do it for free, or pay 15 cents to skip the ad.
[Pocket Picks :: The coolest things for the coolest phones] Slydial is the perfect mobile voicemail service. For cowards.: The service is free if you listen to an ad before getting put through, although you can pay to skip this. It’s the work of a company called MobileSphere, and it’s just gone live in beta form this week.
[blogstring.com] Avoiding Awkward Conversations: Slydial: Whether it’s my mother and sister (who seem to call on a daily basis, particularly Mom, who calls to see if I am okay if she hears about a car accident anywhere in the state), a telemarketer, or anyone else intruding on my evening, I’m almost always going to let it go to voicemail.
[IntoMobile] Slydial lets you talk to voicemail - Side-step the phone call and ...: In exchange to the convenience of shirking your age-appropriate moral-obligation to have a grown-up conversation, Slydial will ask that you listen to an advertisement, pay $0.15 per call, or sign up for their service.
[This slydial situations Blog] I slydialed him early in the morning!: I listened to it and wanted to call hime back. It was 4am and he was fast asleep. So what did I do? I slydialed him! Left him a sweet voicemail right back and went back to bed! Awesome service folks! ShareThis.
[Gadgetell] Want to skip the talking part and just leave a message? Try Slydial: Slydial is a totally free service to use, and you don’t even need to create an account, unless you want extra features like Click 2 Slydial, which allows you to make calls from your computer. All you have to do is simply dial 267-Slydial (267-759-3425) from any landline or mobile number.
[LUCI Blog] Straight to Voicemail: "Here’s the paradox that Boston-based MobileSphere is exploiting: We all want to own a cell phone. But a lot of the time, we don’t actually want to talk with our friends, family, co-workers, and all of those other people who are just trying to suck the life out of us.
[Vancouver Blog | Digi Talk Vancouver] Slydial: This site lets you connect right to anyones voicemail. You don’t have time to talk or don’t really want to talk at a certain time.
[Wirefly Blog] Slydial. A Not So Traditional Phone Service. (Plus, it’s free): Slydial’s name tells a story, with Slydial you can place a call to anyone you want by first dialing 267-759-3425 and then entering the destination number to get instantly transferred to their voicemail”¦ you probably haven’t heard about it because the recipient would never know it was used on them! Use your imagination, only now do I realize the potential this has to get me un-jammed.
[NETWORK TEKS' COMPUTER NEWS BLOG] Call Someone - Without Having To Talk To Them: In reply to suggestions that Slydial erodes and cheapens genuine human interaction, a MobileSphere exec says the company is just combating technology with technology, by helping people take control of whether and when to talk with their friends, family, and coworkers.”
[Fluor Daniel Services Corporation - Justia blawgsearch.com] "Slydial Connects You Directly to Voicemail": Posted by Bonnie Shucha: “A new service called Slydial connects you directly to to someone's mobile voicemail - without ever...
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