I pay the PhoneTag company $10 a month for their service which transcribes voicemail messages and emails them to me. This comes in really handy as I can look up messages for reference, keep a record of when calls came in and store unnecessary MP3 audio copies of messages which I can drag out at a later date "On August 22nd, 2009 you said you loved me. Here's audio proof!"
PhoneTag uses both humans and computers for the sake of accuracy, and according to a recent study it's accurate about 86% of the time. The other 14% of the time it leaves me wondering what country the transcriber lives in, and what the hell the caller actually meant:
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