Tossable Digits Blog
We’re all stuck at home, and many schools are bravely forging ahead with distance learning. Teacher communication with parents and students is vital for educational success in our new paradigm. Not everyone is ready...
Almost every day we have a customer who reaches out to our Customer Support Heroes to say “My Phone Is Not Ringing.” When we look into things, the problem is rarely with our service...
Businesses need to move quickly in order to stay afloat. Customers expect fast responses, and the only way to make that happen is to interact directly with those customers. But installing apps or getting...
Each year we take some time to review how the past year went from the perspective of our customers. We already measure so much about how the service is working and how customers are...
Cybercrime is growing faster than any of us like. We need to use random passwords that are different on every site, receive SMS messages to log into our bank accounts and it seems like...
Did you know that when you port your phone number to Tossable Digits, you can still receive messages from most US Short Codes? Well, you can! But first, a brief history of SMS and Short Codes....
Teachers are the foundation of our educational system. They start with the basics: Science, Math, History, Language. But their lessons go far beyond that. They influence how our children work together and resolve conflicts....
It’s Valentine’s Day! So here’s 14 Valentine’s Day Ideas we stole from the Internet for your amusement! Ok, we made up a few of them out of thin air. since we are that romantic...
So you’re going to London for a week of business meetings. Or to the Italian countryside to sip Chianti Classico. Or maybe you’re off to Cancun, Mexico for some fun, sun, and relaxation. Sounds...
A few weeks ago a customer came to us with a bit of a challenge… They wanted to move or ‘port’ (as it is called in the industry) two numbers from Verizon Wireless to...
Sometimes you want to call someone, but keep your number hidden. You probably know about the *67 code, which blocks your Caller ID when dialed before the number you’re calling. But what you might...