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Create an account, add the phone number that should ring, and send email to the address you are given; the phone rings, you press 1, and a voice reads the message.

Thirty days, up to three emails a day delivered as calls, free dial-in, a second phone number and filters, and no credit card.

Yes, when you dial in: connect an AOL, Yahoo, Gmail or Microsoft 365 mailbox under Configuration and Email2Phone fetches its mail live while you are on the line. A connected mailbox never triggers a call.

No. An email address has no phone number behind it, so there is nothing to dial; what you can do is make an email call you.

On a phone with voicemail off, Email2Phone calls back at 5, 15, 30, 60 and again 60 minutes later until someone presses 5, 7 or 8; picking up and hanging up does not count.

Yes: if voicemail answers, the message is left there and counts as delivered, so the callbacks never run; switch voicemail off on any number that takes alerts.

While a message plays: 1 header, 2 body, 3 attachment, 4 previous, 5 reply, 6 next, 7 delete, 8 save, 9 advanced menu, * main menu.

No: one call announces however many messages are waiting, so eighty alerts at once is one phone call, and anything that arrives while you listen rides the next call.

It says if a message has an attachment and plays it only if it is a .WAV file; other formats are announced, not played.

Press 5 while the message plays, speak after the tone and press #; the recording is stored as a .WAV file and the sender gets an email with a link to play it.

Dial the access number for the US, Canada or the UK, enter your six-digit PIN, and Email2Phone plays your new and saved messages; dial-in is free on every plan.

A filter is one condition on From, To, CC, Subject or Body and one action, ignore or call these phones; anything no filter catches rings your default number.

Yes: add several numbers and choose, per account, to dial them one after another or all at once, and to stop at the first acknowledgement or carry on until everyone has been called.

Yes: a schedule sets the days and times one phone number is not called; a message that arrives during its window is not delivered to that phone later, and if no other number takes it, it is readable online only.

Switch on Suspended Delivery in your account; it stops every call until you switch it off, and mail that arrives while it is on is dropped, not delivered afterwards.

Two layers: the account's Spam Protection setting files what its spam check rejects in a SPAM folder in Message History, and your own filters can ignore any sender or subject you know to be noise.

Your card is charged at the start of each month for your plan, $10, $100 or $400 for 40, 500 or 3,000 credits; the first month is prorated, and extra credits are billed at month end at your plan's rate.

All of them: Email2Phone calls mobile, landline and VoIP numbers in any country, at 1 credit a minute to the US and Canada and 1 to 6 credits elsewhere; dial-in numbers are in the US, Canada and the UK.

No text messages, no API or webhook, no mobile app, no on-call rotations or incident analytics, and no per-message throttle setting; email in, phone call out.

Not from Email2Phone, which delivers email as a phone call rather than a text; the carrier addresses that used to turn email into a text are closing, and their status is on the email to SMS page.