Thanks for the feedback Dan and Jim. Unfortunatly the 'bad news' as Dan
described is a deal killer for the non-profit I work for now. They live on
the phone and do A LOT of community outreach to volunteer tutors. Lossing
ANY call could be very bad for our group.
I'm going to continue to stay on
Brian;
I would concur with caveats. I'm currently using VOIP for my fledging
home-based business and would agree that you will save (in the
long-run). I was fortunate to already have the basic equipment
(router and cabling) and the broadband service (DSL). Switching in my
case seemed like a no
Is anyone in the US using VoIP services to save money on phone bills for
small to medium size nonprofits?
If so is it cost effective for you?
Where you able to use the phone equipment you had already?
Did this service provide long distance and local phone calls?
I'm doing research on phone
