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What is your use case? I can't really imagine why anyone would want a pager over a cell phones in 2015.
Yeah, we use a lot of pagers (and IP-DECT phones) in the hospital that I work at.I have a doctor friend who is on-call for the ER. He says they still use pagers because its the most reliable system.
it be awesome, like going back to the 80s.
After repeating asking for some sort of reimbursement for the past 3 year on cell phone bills. ie people calling my personal phone for support, they say no reimbursements. So ill get the cheapest option. 10 buck pager and I will call back or email when I get to a desk.
Work emails avgs 2-3gb a month.. and i'm not the only one that is doing this... pretty much half the guys already switch to flip phone, but that's still 30 a month minimum.
Ill do one way communication for cheaper
What is your use case? I can't really imagine why anyone would want a pager over a cell phones in 2015.
POSSIBLE FREE SOLUTIONit be awesome, like going back to the 80s.
After repeating asking for some sort of reimbursement for the past 3 year on cell phone bills. ie people calling my personal phone for support, they say no reimbursements. So ill get the cheapest option. 10 buck pager and I will call back or email when I get to a desk.
Work emails avgs 2-3gb a month.. and i'm not the only one that is doing this... pretty much half the guys already switch to flip phone, but that's still 30 a month minimum.
Ill do one way communication for cheaper
if someone calls you on a pager, aren't you just going to return the call on your cell phone?
then why not just text to your cell?
I'm not sure why you'd want yet another device if you already have a cellphone. I'd rather take a work cellphone and have that be my full-time cellphone.
I think his point is that they aren't reimbursing him for use of his device, so fuck 'em. He'll work the system by giving them a pager number and getting back to them at a time that's convenient.
