Start your engines: Sprint is now supported!

February 2nd, 2010 by Kristie Wells | located in Features | trackback

Great news!  Sprint customers can now sign up for Ribbit Mobile.  Sprint made this possible by dropping their per-minute call forwarding fees and allowing their customers to activate call forwarding on their mobile phones.

What does this mean?
Sprint customers can now enjoy all the benefits of Ribbit Mobile.  After a short set-up process that connects your phone to Ribbit, you’ll be ready to go! Your phone will still work the same way it always has; the only change is that when you don’t answer an incoming call, that call will be forwarded to Ribbit. Ribbit will then direct the call based on your preferences. For instance, you can choose to have incoming calls ring on other phones, such as your home or office phone. If you don’t answer and your caller leaves a message, Ribbit will convert the voicemail into text.

Ribbit will send you the transcribed version of your new voicemail via text message or email - so you can scan it quickly, wherever you are. You can also listen to the message if you choose. All your messages are available online for you to view or listen to whenever you want. No more messages disappearing after 21 days! A Ribbit account also includes features such as text messaging, browser based calling, and Caller ID 2.0 which connects with your Twitter, Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr communities.  You can log in to the account page from your computer at www.ribbit.com/mobile or on your smart phone at m.ribbit.com.

Next time you’re at the racetrack or in a meeting, you can stop worrying about missing calls - just read and reply to to your messages as they arrive without missing a beat.

Sign up today.

Carrier Support:  In the US, Ribbit also supports AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile.

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