USA Today and David Pogue Rave About Toktumi Line 2 Utilizing Wi Fi Cloud

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USA Today and David Pogue Rave About Toktumi Line 2 Utilizing Wi Fi Cloud. Toktumi Line2 will make you forget A& & T. Consider this too… it will make you forget Vontage…forget Google phone… forget Skype…forget conferencing calling. What? Yes, it may be just the solution for which you’ve been searching.

Toktumi Line 2 (pronounced “Talk to Me”…clever, huh?), is not a cell phone but an add-on product, giving you an additional line through wi-fi technology. It’s like the perfect widget for your blog, except that it’s the perfect tool for creating a professional phone system for your small or home-based business.

Wi-Fi clouds are already over major U.S. cities and will soon blanket the U.S. Bye-Bye cell phone towers…they will become obsolete, so DO NOT SIGN any two-year “special deal” you’re going to see cell phone companies offering if you buy a new phone any time soon. They’ll be hoping you’re in the dark.

Toktumi is the only one with this technology…they literally have no competition. Imagine you, the small business or home-based business owner, setting up a professional phone service in minutes with a FREE 30-day trial that allows you to try it with no strings attached. That’s right…one phone…2 lines (one for personal…one for business)…Free for 30 Days. What’s not to like about that? You can’t lose. If you don’t like it, drop it. If it works for you, you’ll join USA Today and David Pogue in the raving.

Toktumi lets small businesses set up a professional phone service in minutes.” - eWeek

Leander Kahney (cultofmac.com) says…

The app is true dual mode (VoIP/Cellular) for both inbound and outbound calling. That means it rings and makes calls wherever you have any kind of reception, making it very useful for people who live or work in dead cell zones. One of the reasons I got the landline for the office was because AT&T’s cell connection was dodgy in the building. But when there’s no cell, Line2 automatically switches to Wi-Fi — you don’t have to think about it.

Line2 rings the phone as normal whether the app is up and running or not. This is the big deal breaker for other VoIP apps like Skype, which have to be running to announce incoming calls. Line2 is also the first VoIP app that doesn’t quit if a regular iPhone call comes in. You just dismiss the incoming call and continue your conversation.

Pick up your phone right now, dial 877-883-8401 and listen to a short Toktumi Line2 Demo. I know you’ll then finish reading every word of this post. You won’t be able to help yourself! Why? You’ll want to make sure you get your FREE 30-day trial to check out Toktumi Line2 with no strings attached.

Sign up below for the webinar where Peter will talk about Toktumi, Line2, and VoicePoint, his new company to offer Toktumi.

Note: If you cannot attend tonight’s webinar, here’s a recorded webinar from April 1 with Peter.
Also…keep reading…I embedded videos of Peter demonstrating the product in an interview and David Pogue demonstrating on CNBC.

Ok…back to A T & T cell reception. Yes…I have a problem.

I guess I will just say it one more time. I hate A T & T cell reception. I am one of those people Edward Baig mentions in his USA Today article about Toktumi, Line2 who finds it crummy in some areas and non-existent in others.

Ok, I live in Blaine, WA…five minutes from the Canadian border… and it seems there’s always weak service up here. But…why do I get dropped in large metropolitan areas? There’s no excuse for that! Unreliable? You bet!

In fact, AT & T’s poor service is why I have not purchased an iPhone. I’ve been waiting and waiting…and waiting some more… for another carrier (Verizon) to be approved, so that I can choose that route and get the best deal by locking in a contract! Whoa… not doing that now Why? Remember what I said about cell towers becoming obsolete?

Bottom line is that Toktumi, Line 2 delivers a solution to my problem! All I need is the phone of my choice (iphone if I want the special line 2 multi-task app feature getting 5 star ratings from folks). I’ve mentioned that it gives me 1 phone, 2 different lines, but that doesn’t begin to explain its multiple features. Toktumi delivers more features and greater value for less money than any other virtual office phone system on the market today. Don’t take my word for it – compare for yourself when you go to the link to get your 30-day free trial. The charts are there.

Watch this interview with Toktumi CEO/Founder, Peter Sisson, and you will understand why an article in USA Today created 70,000 downloads of line 2 and Toktumi. You’ll also have insight into why David Pogue with the NY Times and CNBC (his video is after Peter’s interview) is raving about Tokumi, Line 2.

Don’t worry. I am not going to have you hear Peter Sisson say there’s a 30-day free trial without giving you way to get in on that deal! If you didn’t click on one of the links above, click on the one in the previous sentence. I’ve got your back. Also, on Tuesday, May 11, at 8 p.m. EDT, you can listen to a special live call by Peter…Dial 712-423-1699 Pin 623037#

Watch David Pogue’s video below. He does a great job of explaining Toktumi’s features!

So get your free 30-day Trial for Toktumi, Line 2!

Remember me saying that Toktumi Line2 is the only one with this technology, so there is NO COMPETITION? Peter Sisson, CEO of Toktumi, isn’t just a brilliant person inventing this great technology, he is a proven serial entrepreneur and VoIP pioneer, whose last VoIP company, Teleo, was acquired by Microsoft in 2005. Here’s your opportunity to hear this guy talk about Toktumi Line 2 & VoicePoint on a webinar on Tuesday, March 11 at 8 p.m. EST.

https://www1.gotomeeting.com/pjoin/635226825/105741541

You will be connected to audio using your computer & microphone and speakers (VoIP). A headset is recommended.

Or, you may select Use Telephone after joining the Webinar.

Dial: 312-878-0211
Access Code: 229-650-855
Audio PIN: Shown after joining the Webinar

Webinar ID: 635-226-825

Never forget the powerful words made famous by
Helen Keller, but first originated by Edward Everett Hale.

I am only one.
But still I am ONE.
I cannot do everything.
But still I can do something.
I will not refuse to do the something I can do.

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http://www.kathysammons.com/ Kathy Sammons

This sounds great!! I have already signed up to check it out. The expansion of technology is just incredible. Just when you think that we have hit a plateau something just explodes to change the playing field once again.

Thanks Dotti,
Kathy
dottiberry

Kathy…thanks for stopping by…yes, it amazes me every day because I discover what I didn't know I didn't know!
And then…I am more aware! This is going to be a game changer I believe, as we move to the next level of mobile communication…and this technology also work with the Ipad! here's the post I did on that. http://dottiberry.com/gadgets-gizmos-the-ipad-l…
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http://LinusRuzicka.com/ Linus Ruzicka

Dotti,

Interesting Technology here.

It's funny the number of wireless based phone technology stuff you are begining to hear about in the news – Toktumi, Magic Wand, etc.

What has been your findings so far on a personal level?

Linus
billpalte

Hey Dotti,
Thanks for keeping the rest of us up to date on the newest technologies. I was not aware that these programs even existed, so I'm very glad that you are sharing your discoveries. I will be checking Toktumi,Line 2 app out very shortly.

To Your Continued Success,
Bill
dottiberry

Hi Linus…yes, it is amazing! I just found out about this before I went on vacation and have been sick since I returned, so that has slowed my plans. I just got signed up for mine, and am in the midst of setting it up. I wouldn't even be aware of it if it weren't for Leroy, who handles our webinar on demand program for my voice broadcasting. We are integrating it into everything we do. I am able to drop my 800# that is costing me $34.95 for unlimited use and use the 800# through them. The multiple options I have for leaving messages through Toktumi and their Press #” system allows me to simultaneously run multiple voice broadcasting campaigns using only one number. For instance, I can use my software to scrap leads from people in a network marketing companies, send a voice broadcast about the tool of voice broadcasting to people from 3 different companies, for instance I could target Isagenix, Monavie, and Numis, which can help them talk only with people that are interested in their niche, while simultaneously running several other campaigns to people about my primary business. So…in my broadcast, I could say “Press 1″ for more information. When it takes them there, they have the options that take them to what they need. It might say “If you are calling about our “press 1″ system for voice broadcasting and having all the leads you need for your business without paying for them, press 4. For me personally, I no longer have to wait to get my iphone. I was holding off because I hate AT & T service (as you could see). Now, I don't have to worry about it. I can get it, use the AT&T service for now (because Toktumi will rotate from cell to wifi to make service seemless with no drops) and I will have my second line! Then, because I am not going to sign a long-term contract with A T & T, I will be able to then switch to Verizon if I choose. Of course, with Toktumi taking care of all the dropped calls that A T & T normally has with their cell service, I may not have to worry about it now. So…lots of options, Linus and I am excited about having this professional system and implementing it. If a person has an IPod Touch, they can use Toktumi and not even have to have a cell phone! No kidding! The great thing about connecting with people on this is that I met Jerry last night from Kansas…he has no cell service in his area. He has been using Toktumi for about 6 months, and knows all the 'ins and outs” of using it. He's going to help me get mine all set up! Ok..so this is long, but you asked about my personal findings! I should have it all set up by the time I see you Sunday (if you can still get together!)
dottiberry

Hi Bill…it is pretty amazing to me…everyday I am discovering things it can do that I can implement to help with my business. Having a SOHO (Small Office Home Office) tool. See my remarks to Linus .. so, the bottom line is that anyone can use Toktumi (even people who have an IPod Touch and don't have a cell phone!). And then, anyone who has an iphone or blackberry can have a second line with the line2 app. Call me at 360-933-4480 if you have any questions. The great thing about masterminding with people is having access to people who know more than I do. Since I just got it and am in the middle of setting it up, Jerry, who is in Kansas and has been using it for 6 months, is going to help me…I also taped him telling all about the set-up last night, but can call him if I have any questions…just like I am offering to help you if you need it!
http://www.ZackCovell.com/ Zack Covell

Pure and Fantastic Value Dotti…

I'd say there's about 6 too many calls to action in this post…but thanks for sharing.

I won't be signing up for any new 2 year deals on my cell now.

Zack
dottiberry

Hi Zack, thanks for your comments… yes, I agree…there's a lot within this post! The call to action is to take a free 30 day trial to see if it improves the status of your SOHO (Small Office Home Office) system. If you got it that you need to avoid those 2 year “super deals” everyone is going to be offering, you got something that will help you avoid a costly mistake. Having been a small business owner since 1983 and online since 2008, I realize how important it is to improve my SOHO system and the big $$$ it has cost me in the past…and to know that this kind of technology can deliver me so much is mind boggling. I need the ability to have a tool like this vs. one land line and one cell phone with one message. I need to be able to conference in 20 people at a time from my cell phone. I need the ability to have people Press 1 for Dotti Berry, Press 2 for My Primary Business, Press 3 for Branding (sending them to http://www.BrandYouFirst.com or http://www.GoConquerTheInternet.com), Press 4 for Voice Broadcasting…Never Chase Leads Again (sending them to leadsforever123.com). I will use it to consistently reiterate my marketing messages. I like to find systems and implement them…will let ya know how this goes! Again, Zack, much appreciation for your feedback and comments. Any suggestions on how you feel it would be better to “break it down” in separate blog posts would be much appreciated. Your feedback is invaluable to me learning how to present my message. With my business having been Small Business of the Year in the United States, I have spent almost 30 years committed to small and home-based businesses, and learning how to better improve them. That is my intention and I need all the help I can get!
http://www.ZackCovell.com/ Zack Covell

Dotti,

Points all very well taken. I believe that Yes, you could have shifted this post into 2 or 3 posts for you readers. There's just TOO MUCH good info and people generally can only handle about 400-700 words before their brain says; oh yeah, Facebook. LOL!

I would suggest doing the 30 day trial post in ONE post and then breaking the other aspects into a post that you put on MLSP articles that both point back to this post on your blog. MLSP is great for articles too.

I have decided to use the Unified Tribe over MLSP now, but I see a ton of potential to use both if you have the monies.

2 blog recommendations too Dotti!

1. Get a new Header on your blog here, because I know this is the blackglobe theme has that header default. One with a picture of you would do wonders.

2. The Tags widget in your sidebar has some HUGE text and draws the “eyes” a little too much.

I hope you are okay with me making suggestions like this. We are all here in the same place together and to improve we have to be honest with each other.

Thanks for your time Dotti in writing back to me.

Zack
dottiberry

Hi Zack…all great suggestions! I just became a part of the Unified Tribe and have been considering similar for some time. Yes..theme definitely needs an update …some things I am working on still learning to do on that end with tags widget, etc. Anyone who can tell me how for the type to show up differently on the pages, I would welcome your help! And I appreciate your honesty…that's the only way to truly help anyone…me, in particular! I understand straight forward English…Your comments confirm what I've discussed with some others, and it becomes the chicken or the egg…expect some changes that are coming soon! I look forward to more of your feedback as I make them! Again…many thanks, Zack for taking your time to give feedback!
http://www.ZackCovell.com/ Zack Covell

You are welcome and I look forward to learning with you Dotti!
dottiberry

You bet! Hey…never say an “older dog” can't learn new tricks!
http://JohnStoneBlog.com John Stone

Dottie,
Thanks for keeping us up to date on this new technology. I can now see all those cell towers disappearing from the landscape.

John
dottiberry

Well…it's actually pretty fascinating and I am getting a handle on how global this is going to be with this type of technology. Bottom line is that Peter & Toktumi have the jump on any competition, but that won't last for long as companies already realize what is at stake…they'll just be playing catchup…CRASH! Was that a cell tower? I am going to keep following now that I have discovered what I didn't know I didn't know and see what happens.
Thanks for stopping by, John…always appreciate your feedback.
http://www.cassiestromlive.com cassiestrom

Hey Dottie,
I'm an iphone user so good to know! I have been using skype on my phone which can be used with wi-fi. I've saved so much daytime minutes doing that. FREE Cell Phone time is ALWAYS Cool! LOL
dottiberry

Thanks for visiting, Cassie. If you're an iphone user, you'd love this. It will follow you anywhere. For example, I have the software downloaded on my computer…can answer there if I want. I then have it set up to ring my land line and then my cell phone so it follows me anywhere. And..if I am on a call on my land line, and need to go somewhere in my car, I just transfer it over to my cell phone (as I speak) and keep the conversation going. It is seamless…don't have to say “Gotta run…call you back in a minute” or “call me back when I get in my car, etc.)…I can also conference in up to 20 people! definitely worth taking the free 30 day trial. Let me know if you do and I will walk you through everything. Would be interested in getting your feedback on it.
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