Call Blast Voicemail Gets Notifications Delivered Fast

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(Free-Press-Release.com) February 23, 2010 -- Call blasting voicemail to get notifications and announcements out quickly is becoming the preferred method of communication for education, non-profit and business organizations. "It's the fastest, easiest and least expense way to deliver messages to a large group of people. And since everyone has a cell phone now, notifications and alerts can reach a target audience almost instantly," said Laurie Patterson, director at OrangePoint Communications.

Call blasting, also known as phone broadcasting, and in the political arena as "robo calls," can be a godsend to organizations that need to deliver informational or emergency messages to hundreds or thousands of people. Recent laws have clamped down on telemarketing callers, but calls for "informational" purposes are legal and can be used to alert people about school closings, schedule changes, product recalls, and political campaign announcements.

"Best of all," said Patterson, "is that anyone can tap into this amazing technology without buying any hardware or software. The system is already in place and the only things you need are a list of phone numbers and a script of what you want to say." Users can record their message over the phone and upload their list online. The call blast can deliver the messages at any time.

"Call blasting voicemail should be included in the communication's strategy of any organization interesting in keeping its members, customers or constituents in the loop. It's a lot cheaper and greener than paper and postage mediums, and takes much less ramp-up time. You can literally deliver a message to 10,000 people in a matter of minutes," said Patterson.

More information can be found online at http://www.orangepoint.net

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