Ideally free, but I'd rather pay than watch bootleg/illegal copies.
This show is the only reason I haven't cancelled my TV service and stupid DirecTV removed Fear the Walking Dead... moreIdeally free, but I'd rather pay than watch bootleg/illegal copies.
This show is the only reason I haven't cancelled my TV service and stupid DirecTV removed Fear the Walking Dead from its on-demand lineup before I got to finish them all. Grr... (I also don't want to have to wait too long to see new episodes when TWD starts back up again.)
1. The movie itself and/or its original title do not have to be in English; an English translation of the title or an English version will suffice. That means that for... moreLes Rules:
1. The movie itself and/or its original title do not have to be in English; an English translation of the title or an English version will suffice. That means that foreign films are acceptable.
2. Movie titles containing a single letter and nothing else are acceptable, as are movie titles containing a single letter and numbers.
3. Abbreviations, acronyms, initials, etc., that include two or more letters do not count. "E.T., The Extraterrestrial", or "G.I. Joe", or "P.S. I Love You" are not acceptable.
4. Enjoy!
Samples:
"The Boys In Company C"
"Dial 'M' For Murder"
I initially tried using Google voice with forwarding, but I don't think there's a way to make it stop saying it's a Google voice number when someone calls, plus it has limited feat... moreI initially tried using Google voice with forwarding, but I don't think there's a way to make it stop saying it's a Google voice number when someone calls, plus it has limited features and makes a person go through a process when they call. I want a second and maybe a third dedicated business number, so I can use my personal cell for talk/ text, without it being obvious to the person I'm talking to that I'm using a VOIP, service, or my personal cell.
Is anyone out there doing this already? What apps or companies do you use? (Yes, there are lots and I could read the reviews, but I'd rather hear what's working for real people with nothing to gain from recommending a company.) less
