Currently, I have a home telephone number. Unfortunately, it is not using my ideal phone setup to allow for people to connect. I actually have to look at my contact card if I should need to give people my home phone number. With the ideal setup, my home phone will be +1 413(my-number). If you’re observant, you would see that my Home line, and SIM-1 line is almost the exactly same with the only difference being the third digit of the domestic telephone number. This will be done with purpose, and intention. Obviously, since this will be a Home phone line, there will be a need for a device to make calls from, and a VOIP carrier to make and receive calls. These components will be listed in other pages. However, there will be unlimited calling anywhere in the US and Canada. There will also be unlimited minutes to work with too.
When I receive a voicemail message, my phone’s indicator light will slowly blink red. I would dial the access code for logging into the voicemail line. In an ideal situation, this will be something like *86 which is common across many terrestrial telephone service providers. As with all of my voicemail greetings, this one will be the exact same which is “You’ve reached Frank Pilone, leave a message”. This is simple and straight to the point. I would imagine that for a few months, the callers for the previous owner will still call this number until they realized that this number is no longer the previous owner’s.