drew
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Port Orchard, WA
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Re: Voip 800 # possible ?
When my step-mother had an 800 for her home-office, they billed by the minute... she said it was more expensive for her than it would be for most people to have made the call using their long distance.
I know it's not VoIP, but are you trying to take on the cost for someone else or ...?
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kim
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join:2001-03-25
S. Ontario | I'm actually doing this for a friends business. I'm trying to eliminate the cost of long distance to the business. |
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RockyBB
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join:2005-01-31
Longmont, CO
| if you're looking for free, stop looking. there is no such aminal as free minutes on a toll-free number. Long ago there was a company that offered free minutes, but you had to pay a monthly fee of $1500 + a T1 loop fee of about double the market price. VOIP doesn't make stuff free, it makes it less expensive than traditional services, usually by packaging multiple services into a single package. |
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kim
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join:2001-03-25
S. Ontario | Well I guess I should have been more specific. I have Voip on my home line. I do not pay for long distance. That's where I got 'free' from. Bad choice of words I guess. |
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RockyBB
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join:2005-01-31
Longmont, CO | so you have a VOIP service for a fee, and that fee includes long distance minutes. |
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kim
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join:2001-03-25
S. Ontario | Almost... on my service there is no such thing as long distance. They are all local calls. |
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