Do you have a job that requires you to have one?--nm

Posted By: Banjo on 2007-06-21
In Reply to: Is a C-phone a good investment?nm - Jody

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Is a C-phone a good investment?nm - Jody
- It's rare to get the 2nd phone line reimbursed, so need to think about that cost, too. nm - If a local acct, it can be a great way to work. nm
- Do you have a job that requires you to have one?--nm - Banjo
  - Not really, but I was offered one account that needs a Cphone.... - Jody
    - Do a cost/benefit analysis... - Banjo
      - Thanks for the good advice, Banjo..nm - Jody

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