The other day I was sitting in an airline terminal waiting for my flight – which started out delayed 15 minutes, but quickly deteriorated into two hours. As I looked around at my fellow business travelers desperately pecking at their laptops, or looking at their smartphones in an effort to remain somewhat productive, I saw yet another good reason to have a my1voice account.

 

Since businesses can have office calls forwarded to any mobile phone, in effect the airline terminal becomes your office. Users can make and receive calls there just as easily as if they were back at their physical office. If employees are out of town, they can even use my1voice calling card to make long distance calls without the long distance charges. This is particularly good in case employees are forced to use the pay phones, either due to bad reception, or a dead battery because you used it up playing one of the games you downloaded.

 

It doesn’t look like airline performance is going to get substantially better anytime soon. So, if you travel regularly, it’s best to be prepared. My1voice virtual receptionist can help you stay in touch no matter what airline terminal you happen to be stuck in today.

 

To learn more about my1voice virtual phone services, including virtual receptionist, visit www.my1voice.com