Mark Phillips wrote:
Hi Folks,
A new Asterisk customer of mine showed me his phone bill yesterday.
For 17 analogue cirsuits hes paying over $750 a month. From what I can
see a little over $500 of that is in line charges and taxes with the
remainder being in actual call charges.
We already know that he's top heavy on phone lines (he only has 10
employees) and so we are addressing that but I've started giving some
thought to a VOIP provider rather than stick with his analogue.
In your opinion, would the migration to a VOIP provider save him
money? Could his 3 office phone numbers (one's an 800) be ported to
the provider? Which provider should I look at? I'd rather one that can
do IAX2.
My recent experience for needing a good SME VoIP provider has lead me to
teliax. (teliax.com) I really only needed a DID, but ended up testing
their network and for all purposes seems quite stable.
If you signed up for 3 corporate plans you'd have 12 channels max for I
think like 150$ a month. (I also think they mentioned there's no Level
3 in their network, but try not hold me to that.) I don't work for them
and have only tested their service thus far with no issues.
Good luck
C.
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