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Polycom phones. &nbsp;SoundPoint IP 335.
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Interesting information about the onsip. &nbsp;Let me review this and close the question soon. &nbsp;Thank you.
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Interesting information about the onsip.  Let me review this and close the question soon.  Thank you.

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I am managing a lot of international venfors overseas from US. &nbsp;Some of them I have weekly calls 8AM. &nbsp;The other ones cannot do on the specific days. &nbsp;So I need to skip and then the projects and tasks get delayed.<br />
I don't have an international plan on my cell phone. Is there a way to call the compay's office phone from home and call international from there?<br />
Other idea to have Skype calls but I don't think the vendos are using that.<br />
Any other ideas?<br />
Thanks.
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I am managing a lot of international venfors overseas from US.  Some of them I have weekly calls 8AM.  The other ones cannot do on the specific days.  So I need to skip and then the projects and tasks get delayed.
I don't have an international plan on my cell phone. Is there a way to call the compay's office phone from home and call international from there?
Other idea to have Skype calls but I don't think the vendos are using that.
Any other ideas?
Thanks.

International calling from home through the office

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