As attorney for the inventor of an innovative Telephone Monitoring System To Reduce Consumer Payments Of Telephone Bill we are currently seeking manufacturing companies to license, purchase patent rights or enter into a royalty agreement for this timely invention.
This unique Telephone Monitoring System To Reduce Consumer Payments Of Telephone Bill provides a small, inexpensive, self-powered telephone monitoring system capable of performing multiple functions including call and message notification, call monitoring, ring interruption, call forwarding and other functions for use with answering machine, central office, or network provided answering service.
The Telephone Monitoring System To Reduce Consumer Payments Of Telephone Bill consists of a telephone call management device which includes a connector for connecting the device to a telephone line, a line ring indicator circuit, and a speaker and display monitor. There are several switches that allow various levels of monitoring.
The monitoring system also is designed to meet FCC and UL standards, and will readily interface with various central office, PBX, PABX, and network-based systems for both foreign and domestic networks. Due to the modest cost, installation of multiple units is feasible to provide remote notification and monitoring capabilities in both residential and business environments.
This invention also provides a system which can accommodate design, testing and processing of a multi-function service for each subscriber requesting such a service. The service is used either when a telephone number for service is called, or when a call is made from the corresponding telephone line.
Now for the first time a unique Telephone Monitoring System To Reduce Consumer Payments Of Telephone Bill is available for millions of potential users.
The low manufacturing cost of the Telephone Monitoring System To Reduce Consumer Payments Of Telephone Bill is of major importance.
If you are interested in licensing, purchasing the rights to the above invention or entering into a royalty agreement please contact the office of Michael I. Kroll as follows:
