Combining Virtual PBX, Callfire and Soft Phone

[scottstreet]

reposted from cold calling, my mistake
If anyone has experience with the aforementioned and can provide a little guidance I'd be appreciative. I would like to be able to use call fire or perfect dialer w/o tying up a phone line at my office or home. Thus I think I need a hosted pbx service like vacalocity so I can work from my laptop anywhere there is a internet connection. In order for this to work I will need to be able to integrate with a softphone like xlite or voiper. Lastly, it needs to be affordable (read: cheap)Anybody with experience in this type of set up please send advice. Thanks in advance, Jim

 

[KJ in Miami]

TRying out callfire as we speak, using skyp to make the calls... picking up the number of contacts, working out the kinks to see if I would like to invest in MOJO as everyone is on the Mojo tip - but financially I want to be smart and make sure this dailer thing is something I want. Thus far today, I am thoroughly PLEASED with it!!

Callfire is the cheaper/affordable option to start - that is why I chose it initially for a "test-drive!"

 

[djs]

Callfire is a great option for test drives or if you only call a few hours a week.

If you do the math though, at some reasonable point, Mojo becomes more cost effective and is slightly more targeted at a single user dialing, rather than multiple users.

At the end of the day, they both work. They get the job done.

Dan

 

[KJ in Miami]

Thanks for the advice... I am seeing how much time I can devote cold calling to see if Mojo would be a better fit. But until then, thank God for callfire!!

Callfire is a great option for test drives or if you only call a few hours a week.

If you do the math though, at some reasonable point, Mojo becomes more cost effective and is slightly more targeted at a single user dialing, rather than multiple users.

At the end of the day, they both work. They get the job done.

Dan