trillianjedi - 11:25 am on Jun 1, 2004 (gmt 0)

Local and national rate numbers are free in the UK. I have a feeling it's the same in the States (doesn't Pulver offer this for free?).

Voicemail is extra, but if you divert to a regular landline (as opposed to SIP or VoIP) you can run a standard answerphone service (albeit only one call at a time).

I'm sure there's a value in there for online retailers.

Vanity numbers (<LOCAL RATE> WIDGETS) would probably be a chargeable service.

I'm not sure people are so worried about freephone these days are they?

I don't mind paying local rates.

TJ