The Press is shouting about the perils of VoIP but the second call, from
the neighbour's house, was made through "cable firm Shaw
Communications". Wouldn't that be a VoIP call too?
Methinks the technology works but the problem lies with Commwave failing
to update it's records correctly.
regards,
Drew
Dave Bour wrote:
Wondered how long this would take. Going to be a lot of noise over this one.
D.
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