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Do you need a VOIP phone system? Phonebooth is a full featured cloud based phone system. It comes with 200 free minutes, custom call routing, user extensions and more.

If you’re tired of listening to Kenny G on repeat while waiting for customer service, don’t wait another second. Let LucyPhone connect you and call you once a human actually gets on the line.

OpenVBX is an open source project created by Twilio that lets developers build internet phone and SMS applications. Just get a Twilio account and install OpenVBX to get access to virtual phone numbers, call conferencing, transcription, call routing and more. Custom phone systems have never been easier with OpenVBX.

As of January 2010, Remindr’s creator forgot to create a reminder to maintain the website.

Another reminder service, this time with a more minimalist perspective. Remindr can send you reminders to your cell phone, Twitter, email or Jabber.

Yet another great phone service, Beam it up Scotty will send pictures, music, videos, documents or any other type of file to your phone, and send you a download link.

We’ve had Jot.ly and Jott. Now we give you JotYou. JotYou is yet another crazy twist on phone services. It will allow you to send messages based on location. Setup locations on a map, and you can setup messages to be sent when someone is at that particular location. Stalkers, take note!

If you’re always forgetting things, why not try out oh dont forget, which sends free text messages either for now or in the future. It’s got a great interface, and is one of the easiest to use sites out there.

Ever wanted to send yourself a reminder or note a  brilliant idea? Just pick up the phone and call Jott, a cool new voice to text transcription service. Just call Jott to send yourself notes, which are automatically transcribed with amazing accuracy. You also have the option to record to and execute commands on a variety of other webapps like Twitter and Facebook. Better than pecking out letters on a type screen, eh?