Here are a few tips on planning and recording a voicemail greeting for your business, followed by the Phone.com tools that make it much easier to make classy greetings. Decide What You Want to Say Most businesses need a general reception greeting that states your company’s name, your products, services and hours, and then gives callers the
After you state your name, ask the customer for theirs. It’s a natural transition, and it will lead you seamlessly into “Alright, Gary, what can we do for you today?”

Solution: Have all voicemails automatically emailed to you as sound files. This also ensures you are notified quickly when any new voicemails are left. Spectrum Business Voice offers this as a free service to its customers. Voice messages are attached to the emails as mp3 sound files, and recipients simply click on the email attachment to start listening.
Having experienced multiple "small business phone systems" (AT&T hard wired system - OK, AT&T SynJ wireless system - TERRIBLE, and a vTech system - almost as terrible) and for basically the same price plus a little bit of configuration time, the Grandstream products worked better, had more features and had much better sound quality than the others. I hope this helps. I bought this system for my office due to the affordable price. It initially had some problems with calls cutting out and poor call quality. I was going to return it, but the quality improved for a short while. The problems came back a week later and I had my phone guy look into the phones, wiring, and telecom installation. He said everything else was good but there was a problem with the phones. We hooked up a different system and viola! No more problems.