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Clarkkentisbatman

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#222863 1-Sep-2017 09:22
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Hi There.

We are looking to move to a VoIP solution and we have narrowed down to use either 3CX paired with 2Talk or Spark's NEC VoIP solution. (Although now Spark are suggesting we move to IP Centrex, after trying to sell us on the NEC solution)
Can anyone provide feedback on their experiences with either programs and providers.

We are looking to connect 6 offices, with 100+ users and have the ability to connect extensions via smartphones

What I've heard

 

 

 

- Spark have palmed off the support to NEC - So instead of Spark providing the support, it will come from NEC
- It has taken approx 4 months for Spark to complete an install with IP Centrex
- Spark mention about they are a "Tier 1 provider and 2Talk are Tier 2 Provider" (I've heard this is Spark Jargon)
- 2Talk is a DIY service and provides little support

 

 

 

What I need to know

- The reliability of both providers (Network & Support)
- Thoughts on other systems
- Recommendations
- Any issues that turned sour quickly

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks so much!

 


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  #1856405 1-Sep-2017 09:29
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I've been using 2talk for 6 years. No major issues to date. Their support is crap but you can usually find the answers to your problems on the interweb. I would recommend 2talk.





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  #1856412 1-Sep-2017 09:34
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I know your're new here, but please read the FUG. Cross posting across multiple sub-forums is not allowed. Please continue this discussion in your other thread.




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