It’s really just a voice mail aggregation and call redirection system. It also let’s you dial out on your computer via a headset just like Skype.

So in reality, this is just another “voice mail aggregation” tool. The problem here is it only gets your missed calls from your mobile and redirects them to Ribbit, where you can redirect them to another phone number, service, or get a transcribed voice mail message.

The GUI is a little clunky, it’s clean and nice but the interface buttons are not intuitive…you end up opening a lot of layers that don’t seem to work with what you’re trying to do (like close a voice mail player) and stuff like that.

Value: voice mail redirection, headset calling from the computer, low value propositions compared to Google Voice.

In all I don’t see anyone paying $20-$30 for a voice mail aggregation and redirection service. It is silly and not very good if it only works with your mobile.

The headset dialing is unimpressive — there’s a million of those out there and they all have rate charts posted and very low cost. So really this is nothing like Google voice which gives you a totally new phone number to do with what you wish and centralizes things around a new phone number.

I’ve been looking for an alternative to Google! ;~)

Their features list looks impressive