Voice brodacasting software

We are looking for someone to help us setup a simple voice 

broadcasting /predictive dialer in asterisk.   We are using
rhino 24  
port cards.   No bells or whistles,  just start dialing a
list at a  
certain time of day and stop at a certain time.  delivering
a  
prerecorded message.

If wnyone has anything like that available or is wanting
some extra  
cash and can put this together for us please let me know!



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----- "William Miller" <williameightreal.com> wrote:
> We are looking for someone to help us setup a simple
voice  
> broadcasting /predictive dialer in asterisk.   We are
using rhino 24 
> 
> port cards.   No bells or whistles,  just start dialing
a list at a  
> certain time of day and stop at a certain time. 
delivering a  
> prerecorded message.
> 
> If wnyone has anything like that available or is
wanting some extra  
> cash and can put this together for us please let me
know!

First, that is not a development question and has no
business being on this specific list. You are using
asterisk, and therefore your question belongs on the users
list.

Second, you do not need predictive dialing if you are not
connecting to real people(agents). You just need to learn
what features asterisk provides for you and think a moment
on your problem.

-- 
Steven Critchfield critchbasesys.com

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On Tuesday 26 February 2008 06:09:27 am William Miller
wrote:
> We are looking for someone to help us setup a simple
voice
> broadcasting /predictive dialer in asterisk.   We are
using rhino 24
> port cards.   No bells or whistles,  just start dialing
a list at a
> certain time of day and stop at a certain time. 
delivering a
> prerecorded message.
>
> If wnyone has anything like that available or is
wanting some extra
> cash and can put this together for us please let me
know!

I developed the very thing you are looking for for a local
firm.  You might be 
able to license it w/ them, or simply use their service. 
Let me know if 
either option is appealing to you.

-- 
Mike Diehl

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William,

I have a product that is in the final stages of beta that
does exactly
what you are looking for.  What kind of volume are you
looking at?  Is
this political or what is the use?  I am looking at some at
cost beta
testers, so let me know.

My system can send emails, SMS, and voice calls, depending
on what you
need/want.

The system is very feature rich and I have spent alot of
time and
money having it developed, so offering it as low cost web
based
service would be the only option.

Let me know.

Thanks,
Steve Totaro

On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 8:09 AM, William Miller
<williameightreal.com> wrote:
> We are looking for someone to help us setup a simple
voice
>  broadcasting /predictive dialer in asterisk.   We are
using rhino 24
>  port cards.   No bells or whistles,  just start
dialing a list at a
>  certain time of day and stop at a certain time. 
delivering a
>  prerecorded message.
>
>  If wnyone has anything like that available or is
wanting some extra
>  cash and can put this together for us please let me
know!
>
>
>
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This was not meant for the list, apologies, I meant to send
it
directly to William.  Again, apologies for abusing the list,
it was
totally unintentional.

Thanks,
Steve Totaro

On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 6:51 AM, Steve Totaro
<stotarototarotechnologies.com> wrote:
> William,
>
>  I have a product that is in the final stages of beta
that does exactly
>  what you are looking for.  What kind of volume are you
looking at?  Is
>  this political or what is the use?  I am looking at
some at cost beta
>  testers, so let me know.
>
>  My system can send emails, SMS, and voice calls,
depending on what you
>  need/want.
>
>  The system is very feature rich and I have spent alot
of time and
>  money having it developed, so offering it as low cost
web based
>  service would be the only option.
>
>  Let me know.
>
>  Thanks,
>  Steve Totaro
>
>
>
>  On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 8:09 AM, William Miller
<williameightreal.com> wrote:
>  > We are looking for someone to help us setup a
simple voice
>  >  broadcasting /predictive dialer in asterisk.  
We are using rhino 24
>  >  port cards.   No bells or whistles,  just start
dialing a list at a
>  >  certain time of day and stop at a certain time. 
delivering a
>  >  prerecorded message.
>  >
>  >  If wnyone has anything like that available or is
wanting some extra
>  >  cash and can put this together for us please let
me know!
>  >
>  >
>  >
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