Service apparently started last week but I've got a few questions in regards to it.
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sbiddle: I'm not sure if the service has officially launched yet which possibly explains the website.
Any idea what cities they have DID's in Juha?
paradoxsm: off-topic I know, Does iTalk offer multiple connections for outbound calls? I have never tried but am wanting to test a decent softphone on my harrier this week with italk and not some offshore "delay-o-lag" provider.
Still I must say I like the Voicemail-email service, I suggested this to telecom in 1999 and it never eventuated.
paradoxsm: off-topic I know, Does iTalk offer multiple connections for outbound calls?
World exchange are not interested in REAL voip business, their model is completely wrong, all they want to do is push their linksys products whilst ignoring everyone else. Linksys has built up a fine reputation for crappy products, and I have seen nothing that makes me change my mind. Sorry world exchange you guys really have no idea. Don’t believe me? Ring them up and tell them you want to run asterisk with their service – they get scared and don’t want to know you. CRAZY
User123:World exchange are not interested in REAL voip business, their model is completely wrong, all they want to do is push their linksys products whilst ignoring everyone else. Linksys has built up a fine reputation for crappy products, and I have seen nothing that makes me change my mind. Sorry world exchange you guys really have no idea. Don’t believe me? Ring them up and tell them you want to run asterisk with their service – they get scared and don’t want to know you. CRAZY
User123:World exchange are not interested in REAL voip business, their model is completely wrong, all they want to do is push their linksys products whilst ignoring everyone else. Linksys has built up a fine reputation for crappy products, and I have seen nothing that makes me change my mind. Sorry world exchange you guys really have no idea. Don’t believe me? Ring them up and tell them you want to run asterisk with their service – they get scared and don’t want to know you. CRAZY
With your telecom phoneline are you only allowed to use telecom preferred phones? The idea behind SIP is that’s its an open standard to allow different vendors equipment to communicate. Restricting this technology like this is backwards thinking. They should be encouraging 'unsupported' devices to connect to their exchanges, how else does an ITSP grow? My belief is Wxc will come to the same conclusion when they see other ITSP grow whilst theirs stagnates. Best of luck world exchange, who ever your technical or business adviser is, I would fire them and get someone who really understands the ITSP market.
User123:With your telecom phoneline are you only allowed to use telecom preferred phones? The idea behind SIP is that’s its an open standard to allow different vendors equipment to communicate. Restricting this technology like this is backwards thinking. They should be encouraging 'unsupported' devices to connect to their exchanges, how else does an ITSP grow? My belief is Wxc will come to the same conclusion when they see other ITSP grow whilst theirs stagnates. Best of luck world exchange, who ever your technical or business adviser is, I would fire them and get someone who really understands the ITSP market.
dear god who said anything about them providing support? and telepermits are given to devices that meet the guidelines for connecting to the local PSTN tested by 3rd parties authorized by telecom. They are in no way preferred by telecom??
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