Cheese
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As more established VoIP providers, and I would switch why?  |
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GOLFnSUN
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2 edits |  »dialget.com/aboutus.php
DialGet.com™ is a premium marketing affiliate of Infinet Communications Group Inc., a privately held Internet and telecommunications provider with over 8 years of experience. They are a Canadian based ISP offering various internet services, including ADSL, web hosting etc. »goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/product···age.html
»www.infinet.net/index.html
According to some internet links they have less than 25 employees. Now tell me again why anyone would want to use them instead of other VOIP providers. »www.techvibes.com/company/company3242.html
They also do business as »dadoe.com/ ,
»www.good2chat.com/ , etc.
Here is a story at the NYTimes about how Infinet parcels out the marketing and support duties to small resellers.
»www.nytimes.com/2005/04/28/techn···80497600
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Mactron
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| said by GOLFnSUN  :They are a Canadian based ISP offering various internet services, including ADSL, web hosting etc. I don't remember hearing many good thing about most Canadian ISPs here on BBR. 
I'll stick with Sun Rocket. 
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Kearnstd
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what POTS needs to do is compete with VOIP and Cellular service better, why does voice mail and caller ID come with my cell and not with a land line? why can i call anywhere in my state for the same rate on a cell and pay long distance on a land line to call the same number that is nearly free on a cell.
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Cheese
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| said by Kearnstd :what POTS needs to do is compete with VOIP and Cellular service better, why does voice mail and caller ID come with my cell and not with a land line? why can i call anywhere in my state for the same rate on a cell and pay long distance on a land line to call the same number that is nearly free on a cell. I don't know what POTS provider you are using for phone but caller ID was standard here but I believe voicemail was a bit extra, but that's what an answering machine is for What cell company are you using that allow long distance for "nearly free"? |
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