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Unlike SpinVox, VoxSciences are profitable — although the facility is not free of charge. There are two basic service plans:

I know quite a few readers who are utterly delighted with their VoxSciences service, so do check them out. They have a 7-day free trial available and if you’d like you check out their quality right now, call their test line on +44 (0) 207 050 5000 on your mobile. Record a message and they’ll text the transcription back to your mobile in a few moments.

Do think about using VoxSciences for other things like customer comment lines or any scenario that requires speech transcription.

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