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Review by Gershom 1624 See Profile

  • Location: BriscoCounty
  • Cost: $10 per month
  • Install: about 1 days
Good "Great reliability, usability, flexibility, quality, and value."
Bad "Some Voip.MS users are obsessed with hating CallCentric, and will probably post in a couple minutes."
Overall "Nobody does it better...."
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·callwithus
I've been using CallCentric for both my home and business for several years.

The darn thing just works, I never have to think about it.

It is very easy to set up, has great customer support, highly usable website with extensive documentation, excellent billing software, and good customer security.

I use one line with their inbound fax server, and that works very well too.

Security measures include (among others) the ability to enable/disable outbound calls by country (they were first with that), and the option of IP address whitelist verification for your equipment.

There is a wide variety of inbound and outbound calling options (chosen individually) including both flat-rate and PAYG plans each way. Free unlimited DID's are even available for metro NY areas.

There are no extra fees other than NY sales tax for NY residents, and 911 fee (but with a flat-rate outbound calling plan 911 is bundled in)

Extensive support is provided for SIP URI calling, iNum, and SipBroker.

Call Treatments are easy to use and very flexible.

One limiting factor had been the lack of subaccounts, but CallCentric introduced this functionality (which they call Extensions) in May 2013. This will be useful for many subscribers.

Multiple mailboxes per account were introduced in August 2013, and automated attendant functions ("IVR") are under active development now for later this year.

CallCentric has extensive switches and interconnect facilities which they own and manage, based in New York. That's why they are so good and so reliable over the long term. However, this did lead to a series of events which caused 2 days of failure in the 2012 Hurricane Sandy disaster as multiple backup measures did not work. There are some customers who prefer good providers with multi-city remote servers instead, and certainly those customers will likely choose such providers.

My experience with CallCentric has been excellent and I highly recommend them.



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Comments:

VexorgTR

join:2012-08-27
Sheffield Lake, OH
kudos:1
Reviews:
·Callcentric
·callwithus
·CenturyLink
·Clear Wireless

I'm Happy Too

I almost think the review is a bit too glowing.

CC's had a great run post hurricane. I see many tech help posts on this board, and very few for CC... Post hurricane that is.

I think CC is on the right track and I hope their new features serve everyone well.
Gershom 1624
Time Waster

join:2013-03-10
BriscoCounty
Reviews:
·callwithus
·Callcentric

Re: I'm Happy Too

said by VexorgTR:

I think CC is on the right track and I hope their new features serve everyone well.

I hope so too, and in any large service upgrade there are bound to be some gremlins. So I'll anticipate that in advance. If there are a couple of rough days---I say if---that would be worth it.

And---in the same sense that Han Solo said "He's only a wookie", I would of course acknowledge, "It's only VoIP".

But I depend on these guys to keep my wife happy at home, and to keep everything running at my office. I also depend on them for me to be able to receive some very crucial family phone calls.

And they don't let me down.