On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 06:00:25PM -0700, Matt wrote:
anyone knows how skype provide world wide call service to regular phones by
voip at such low rate?
is this by partnerships with various * isps?
Skype do deals with local telcos, they use G.729/SIP for SkypeIn/Out
between them and the local
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On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 06:00:25PM -0700, Matt wrote:
anyone knows how skype provide world wide call service to regular phones
by
voip at such low rate?
is this by partnerships
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Skype prices is not that low. F.ex buying price today for Argentina Buenos
Aires is between 0,0050 and 0,0056 Euro and Skype charge 0,0170 euro
This is the most insane decision taken by eBay ever.
If I was an investor I would be devastated.
There is nothing wrong with a company starting up a voice over ip
service but this isn't what eBay should be doing.
Companies need to understand they are stewards for their investors money
not the
As an ex 7th employee of PayPal before it was sold to ebay and having
gone through Ebay's carenot attitude to it's customers, let alone
investors, I concur with Dean's comments on ebay's future.
If you still have ebay's shares in your closet, get them out now.
Seshu Kanuri
Dean Collins Wrote:
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This is the most insane decision taken by eBay ever.
If I
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This is the most insane decision taken by eBay ever.
If I
and to be bought
out. I'm sure there is champagne and hookers galore at the Skype offices
today.
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Seshu Kanuri
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That theory sounds great on paper, but consider some of the factors
below.
1) On the web there are no loyalties. Today it is Skype
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That theory sounds great on paper, but consider some of the factors
below.
1) On the web there are no loyalties. Today
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Seems to me that the intellectual property (the network + encryption +
client) is really the crown jewel here and an Ebay/Skype client is a no
brainer. In fact, I can see a scenario where
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 07:30:56PM +0100, Iqbal wrote:
70 million users, now how many of these are ALREADY ebay customers.
Google never made a succes out of any other thing other than search and
that will remain the case, companies never do, they are usually good at
what they started at,
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Seems to me that the intellectual property (the network + encryption +
client) is really
Kanuri, Seshu (Company IT) wrote:
Ebay is seething with rage as yahoo took 40% stake in Alibaba in China.
They want to counter that by acquring a large user base in Asia, so that
their experience in Japan (Where ebay was kicked out completely by local
players) is not repeated in China and India.
at the Skype offices today.
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This is the most insane
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Seems to me that the intellectual property (the network + encryption
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On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 07:30:56PM +0100, Iqbal wrote:
70 million users, now
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Seems to me that the intellectual property (the network
The article below, posted a while ago by a Wharton dude is very predictive and
interesting on Skype's power.
http://www2.cio.com/higher/report3799.html
Some snippets from the article are pasted here:
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Skype's potential has a few big investors
Hmmm,
Let me see.
Skype has 54 million registered users that the online retailer
eBay can add to its marketing arsenal. The initial payment of $2.6
billion values those registered users at just more than $48 each
Skype has current revenue of about $60,000,000 a year.
On Mon, Sep 12, 2005 at 05:38:31PM -0400, Race Vanderdecken wrote:
Hmmm,
Let me see.
Skype has 54 million registered users that the online retailer
eBay can add to its marketing arsenal. The initial payment of $2.6
billion values those registered users at just more than $48 each
Oho, now we get to the meat of it:
Mark Hachman, ZDNet:
In the last few weeks, however, Skype has created a joint venture with
China's top wireless Internet company, Tom Online, and formed a voice
services program that will allow third-parties to provide services over the
Skype network, while
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Hmmm,
Let me see.
Skype has 54
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Hmmm,
Let me see
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