Re: kinda [OT] Mobile to landline.

["Eamon O'Gorman" <eamonogorman@xxxxxxx>]

The company I work for (mobile network provider in Ireland), provide a
product called a BEELIINE. Basically, it is a small "modem" type
device
which makes the gsm phone simulate the same conditions as a landline. Its
normally given to small businesses with a couple of mobiles, The BEELINE is
plugged into one of the customers outgoing PBX trunks, and then some
routing
settings on the PBX decides to route all mobile calls out via this trunk.
It
aslo accepts incomming calls from the BEELINE. Teh effect is all mobile
calls made by the customer are routed entirely over our own network,
meaning
cheaper mobile to mobile calls for the customer, and more revenue for
ourselves...
Dont know where the hardware comes from or who manufactures it, but if your
interested let me know and I will find out.

Regards,
Eamon
----- Original Message -----
From: "Doogie Brodie" <doogiebrodie@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, February 14, 2002 11:03 AM
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] kinda [OT] Mobile to landline.


>
> > Isn't there a BT handset which is a DECT phone when it's in
> > range of your
> > base station, and turns into a GSM phone as soon as you're
> > out of range?
> >
> > Question is, when in range, will it still receive GSM calls
> > made to its GSM
> > number?
> >
> > this could do what you want perhaps?
>
> Don't think that's what he wants..... ISTR that device works on the
> personal numbering principle......
>
> You have 3 phone numbers number people call you on (07xxx), mobile
> number (07xxx), landline (0xxxx) and when within range of dect, the
base
> station dials to set number people call you on to divert to landline,
> and when outwith range, sets it to divert to mobile number.
>
> For a start means a change of number....!
>
> I have a "personal number" that I've had for about 5 years
(07050
> xxxxxx) which I have permenantly diverted to my mobile number, meaning
I
> can change mobiles whenever I feel like, and just update the service
to
> divert to the new number. It is theoretically possible to change this
to
> divert to landline number when you come into the house, then change it
> again on your way out etc, etc, but I have had problems with the
> changeovers... Sometimes everything would work fine, but sometimes it
> would take from a few minutes to a couple of hours for the actual
> changeover to happen, meaning calls would go to the wrong location...
>
> Doogie
>
>
>
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