I received an interesting phone call today from a prospective client who was looking to supply a very intricate click to call interface to his website visitors.
Basically he wanted the ability to:
After a fair bit of research we have finally found a piece of land that we would like to build on when we get back from OS. We are seeing the real estate agent today to put an offer on it. At the same time we will be listing our current place with the same agent – give them some incentive to sell!
On this theme of 1300 numbers, I just wanted to put a little more information out there to answer the question on how 1300 number and 1800 numbers work.
Unfortunately, it’s not such a simple answer, we will need to discuss the basics of how the telephone network works in order to answer it.
First, lets discuss the telephone network. When you lift your handset and enter the number you want to dial, or push dial on your mobile, the system on the other end received this command.
I see a lot of questions on forums and such as to why businesses get 13,1300 or 1800 numbers.
Let’s clear it up by defining the pro’s and con’s. By the end of this I’m sure you will understand the businesses decision to get one.
First of, lets discuss the Cons:
Setup your Linux box to automatically login via ssh to servers you manange regularly.
First I setup some hosts.
sudo nano /etc/hosts
Add your hosts in the following format
1.2.3.4 example01
1.2.3.5 example02
