FwdNet (previously Freeworlddailup.com)
is a VoIP service provider that has launched a Facebook app called VoiceMail, which serves as an answering machine on a Facebook profile where friends can leave messages for each other.
Messages can be public or private and can be recorded and re-recorded without having to send them immediately. This app is easy to add and after running the application, the site will display the new interface that is used to record and send messages. The interface is basically a few prompts, a play button and other obvious parts. To send a message, the receiver must also have VoiceMail and they will show up on a list entitles “Friends with VoiceMail.” So far 13% of daily active Facebook users have VoiceMail and new members can invite another 20 people to the app. All that is needed to successfully leave a message for a friend is a microphone and a few spare minutes.
FwdNet.net In Their Own Words
“The largest VoIP SIP service enabler on the Internet, FWD (fwdnet.net) helps people communicate without the telephone company.”
Why FwdNet.net It Might Be A Killer
The new drunk-dialing has arrived. For post-college students, having VoiceMail is a great way to keep in touch in a more personal way and a way to “talk” to someone without actually having to have a full conversation. For college rowdies or high school party animals VoiceMail provides a funny way to make more bad decisions and embarrass themselves, privately or publicly.
Some Questions About FwdNet.net
Is there a future plan where friends can also leave video voicemails? 
