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Date Posted: 06:11:03 06/27/00 Tue
Author: Sheri
Subject: Re: Business phone line
In reply to: Barb 's message, "Business phone line" on 05:57:33 06/27/00 Tue

Hi Barb,
I had the same problem and my husband also has his business in our home as well. It was getting too expensive to install another phone and we already had a different ring on our line for my sons(short 2 rings)number. I contacted my telephone company and had voice mail installed. Now we have three separate messages at our home phone number. When anyone calls us, they have a choice of pressing #1 (family),#2(pet sitter) or #3(husbands business). Its reeaaaalllllyyyyy great!!!! And, don't forget, when there is a power failure, we still have our messages! When using just the answering machine, we didn't get our messages due to power outage. Check it out! Hope this helps you.:)

> I have three phone lines already in my house and have
> put distinctive ring on my main line for the pet
> sitting business. I just found out I can't use
> voicemail on it other than the one to my personal home
> line. Would it be tacky to answer the phone using
> both "you have reached the residence of and the pet
> sitting business"? Does anyone do this?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Barb

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