YouMail: The new voicemail
The Wheel Estate Cam, Episode 5
By Frank Borges LLosa, Friday, November 27, 2009.
Episode 5: Frank Borges LLosa of FranklyRealty.com in Arlington, Va., talks up YouMail, a free, customizable mobile voicemail management service.
Watch past episodes of the Wheel Estate Cam.
Frank Borges LLosa is the broker, founder and owner of FranklyRealty.com, a real estate brokerage in Falls Church, Va. He is the creator of the Trust Me I'm a Realtor blog and multiple listing service wiki site FranklyMLS.com. You can follow him on Twitter: @franklyrealty.
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Submitted by Jon Angevine Calgary Real Estate on November 27, 2009 - 7:00am.
Another great idea that is not yet available to us Canadians. Not complaining but we are huge adopters of new technology. Guess this is why we are so patient!
Jon Angevine
Associate Broker RE/MAX Alpine Realty Calgary, Alberta, Canada
www.iHomeSearch.com www.iCondoSearch.com www.CalgaryCondoBlog.com
Submitted by Frank LLosa on November 28, 2009 - 12:10pm.
Hey Jon,
Maybe there is a way to forward your calls to an American number? Probably not, but I thought maybe there might be some unlimited plans for cross border use.
Frank
Submitted by Michael Kelly,CDPE,CIPS,CRS,SRES on November 28, 2009 - 9:00pm.
YouMail.com sounds terrific. However why must we suffer through this Video with the camera mounted on his steering wheel? I'm now suffering from a headache,and his infantile vocab and delivery! The new Real Estate professional. Oh, brave new world!
Michael J. Kelly,CDPE,CIPS,CRS,SRES
Keller Williams Realty
2008 #1 Single Agent for Keller Williams Santa Rosa Market Center.
2005 & 2008 "Realtor of the Year" Santa Rosa Chapter of Realtors
Submitted by Lexie Longstreet on December 13, 2009 - 4:54am.
Okay... I like you, (I think you have a great personality...) I like your video column...(you give good content) but I HATE this camera mounted on the wheel... I want to throw up after watching you spin around... Can I send you a camera mount? There is a company in India that has a great one... you will LOVE it...
and it's only $39. http://tiny.cc/Cameramount You could mount it on the dash, on the hood or on the door.. And best of all they send it really fast. If I order you one today... it should be here for your next video... !!
If you are going for the camera movement... to keep things interesting... I'll try and send you suggestion for that. Love It. Mean it. Have your girl call my girl and we can do lunch.
Lexie Longstreet
Savvy + Co. Real Estate
Charlotte, NC
Submitted by Frances Ryan on March 29, 2010 - 10:29pm.
It is not equipped with some of the newest voicemail features that some of the other voicemail providers facilitate to their users. That will be the real worry for the users.
Sarasota Homes
Submitted by Marc Rasmussen - Sarasota FL Real Estate on April 23, 2011 - 3:30am.
Awesome video. I feel the same way about voicemail. I've heard some great things about Youmail but have not checked it out yet. Will do now.
http://www.luxurysarasotarealestate.com
Submitted by Alice Morrison on April 26, 2011 - 9:39am.
I despise checking my voicemail so much that my inbox usually fills up to the point where I'll have to spend a half hour just to delete them all. My friend Alex uses visual voice mail on his i-phone, which is pretty nifty, but this seems like a great idea too. The only downside is that a stranger gets to listen to your voicemail, which could be personal in nature. I am definitely going to look into this!
Sarasota homes for sale
Submitted by Alice Morrison on April 26, 2011 - 9:39am.
I despise checking my voicemail so much that my inbox usually fills up to the point where I'll have to spend a half hour just to delete them all. My friend Alex uses visual voice mail on his i-phone, which is pretty nifty, but this seems like a great idea too. The only downside is that a stranger gets to listen to your voicemail, which could be personal in nature. I am definitely going to look into this!
http://truesarasota.com