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inpuneet wrote:
I want to buy a USA Toll free number and want to redirect to my 3 cell number and 5 other skype id is it possible ? and I want it to be ring simultaneously or in a queue
You'll have to find a provider of USA toll-free numbers, and see if that is possible. It may be, but not through Skype.
Good luck!
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I am new to this Cisco VOIP system.
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