Would You Slydial?

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I am not one to keep track with the latest on technology, gadgets and communication services. I'm sure some of you have already heard about slydial but I only knew about it when I was watching the news and they did a segment about it. From their site, www.slydial.com, slydial is a "voice messaging service which connects you directly to someone's mobile voicemail. Using slydial will enable you to avoid talking to the recipient but they still get your message. They'll probably just think they missed your call. You can use it to cancel a date or an appointment you don't really feel like going to. The company's website gave these different situations where slydial would work to one's advantage. If you want to confirm something or tell someone something but don't want to talk to them for a long time or waste time in idle chitchat, then slydial would work for you. They said you could use it to leave a message for someone who you know would be busy and does not want to be interrupted. But their selling point, I guess, is that you can use slydial to avoid awkward conversations. I think this service is only available in the US for now. You can use your cellphone or landline to call but the number you're calling should be a cellphone number. If this service is available in your country, would you Slydial? Why? If I'm to be honest, I think I probably would use it if I have to. Feel free to discuss what you think the consequences would be for society if everyone uses slydial.