Monitor Telephone Traffic

April 1996 / What's New / Monitor Telephone Traffic

With Whozz Calling? you can monitor four phone lines and transfer call data to a printer, computer, or on-board memory. Using caller ID technology, Whozz Calling? ($495; with memory, $595; with memory and modem, $695) can capture callers' names and numbers. You can use the information to identify sales prospects, provide better customer service, bill clients, and build customer databases.
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