Austinloop
join:2001-08-19
Austin, TX
| Who pays what??
"which operate the emergency networks, connect VoIP providers with the same rates and conditions they use when connecting mobile phones"
Sorry, I haven't followed this 911 issue with the VoIP providers and the telcos. Does anyone have accurate knowledge of what rates are charged for connecting mobile phones and did the VoIP balk at paying to connect? |
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firephoto
KDE
Premium
join:2003-03-18
 ·Verizon west (ex G..
| 911 just has a real phone number so all 911 calls get routed to that real phone number. no magic, no voodoo, nothing special except getting telco retards to give out the secret number.
You'll also be pleased to know that in some areas the 911 calls for an entire region are routed through the same place so certain places can have a fiber line get broke and instantly kill 911 to hundreds of thousands if not millions at once even if the distance from your home to the 911 center is within walking distance. I'm 2 miles from the telco switch building, it's 30 miles to the 911 dispatch and the place the fiber usually gets cut is about 100 miles away and the place the calls are routed through is about 200 miles away. It never hurts to have the non 911 number to your local emergency dispatch handy. |
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Austinloop
join:2001-08-19
Austin, TX | My question still isn't answered. The story says nothing about the "telco retards" refusing to give out the "secret number" |
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