On Mon, 17 Oct 2005 11:07:46 -0400
sales department <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
on 10/17/05 10:38 AM, Robert Webb at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well then, it must be a case of, "You get what you pay
for", because they look a little expensive to me at
$.039
per minute for out going compared to VoIPJet at $.013
per
minute.
In addition, they want a $10 setup fee for the BYOD plan
AND it looks like you have to get at least one DID from
them. At least with VoIPjet there is no setup fee, per
minute is cheaper, and if they do have an outage, that
is
why I also use Voicepulse and teliax for outgoing. Of
which, more than one provider is also prudent in a
production environment.
Hello List,
Our "wholesale" rates are NOT published. What you see
is our consumer
rates. As Matt and others will attest, our wholesale
USA rate is lower than
Voipjet's.
If you would like to get DID's you can....again, the
wholesale rate for
DID's are less than what are published on the consumer
side.
I'll be happy to privately email those rates to you.
Thank you for your time.
<robb>
--
sales department
calleveryone.com
But in a position like i am in which I am not using enough
for wholesale rates, you are not cheaper. Where I can
still get a much chepaer rate with out wholesale hassles
from VoIPjet.
And to be honest, I have not had any issues with them.
While they did have the ONE prolonged outtage, that is why
I keep alternative providers around. And their quality has
been fine for me.
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