Rushowr wrote:
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Christopher Corn wrote:
thanks for the reply. why are residential lines cheaper than businesses?
say for unlimited, it always costs more for residential.
*/Michael Graves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:
I'd just use a service that's being offered to business
customers...like Nuvio's nPBX. While they don't support Asterisk
directly some of their resellers will support using *. I've used it
for about 6 months and its been very reliable. The only annoying
thing is that they only support SIP connections. The rumour is that
they may eventually offer an IAX2 based account for Asterisk
users...but I've not yet heard if this is actually going to happen.
FWIW, I ported my DIDs to Nuvio so that's where my incomming calls
come from. I split my outgoing calls across Nuvio, Nufone & Voxee.
Michael
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*From:* Christopher Corn
*Date:* Sun, 10 Sep 2006 17:20:37 -0700 (PDT)
i see. thanks for the info.
*/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/* wrote: Its a trickish business, when
they say unlimited and you make more than 2500 minutes they cut you off.
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From: Christopher Corn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I spoke to a voip provider today who mentioned that though they
offer an unlimited plan, if we use it for a business and it is
over-utilized, it will be canceled.
is this true for all residential voip plans? i have a small office
of about 4 or 5 phones. i tend to chose residential plans because
they have the unlimited offer for outgoing/incoming.
thx
Typically a business offering costs more because the provider offers
higher availability, reliability, call quality, etc...
That's not true at all. I worked for a large telco for 20+ years (in all
engineering disciplines), and the only reason business plans are more
expensive then residential plans is that businesses generate more
traffic. More traffic translates into more infrastructure costs (eg,
central office equipment, trunks, etc).
Businesses and homes generally use cable pairs (or fiber) out of the
same cable, use the same central office line cards, etc. There is no
difference in terms of availability, reliability or call quality.
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