 Arne BolenUser of Anveo Direct, 3CX and Qubes OS.
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Re: FCC makes major changes to USF and to VoIP carrier paymentssaid by tom thomas:what about outbound only VOIP service? what would be the correct CID? This will be a problem for VoIP.ms and other providers. Currently it's possible to have a Voip.ms account without any DID. You can also have a Callcentric account without a DID. On outbound calls the 1777XXXXXXX account number is used as CID, but that number is not a real phone number. Will FCC accept non-real numbers as CID? This FCC ruling may force providers to require customers purchasing at least one DID. Also, when a customer have several DIDs, which CID should be used? |
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I don't see outbound-only service as a problem. There are many such services that work off a website. I doubt they will all shut down. |
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hszeto (banned)
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to Arne Bolen
Principal of rule, if the rule does not specify for it, there is no rule for it. |
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said by Arne Bolen:This will be a problem for VoIP.ms and other providers. Currently it's possible to have a Voip.ms account without any DID.
You can also have a Callcentric account without a DID. On outbound calls the 1777XXXXXXX account number is used as CID....
It turns out that if you have a CallCentric outbound service without a DID, the CID displayed is 1-626-771-0198, a trunk number. AFAIK, if you do the same with Voip.MS, something similar occurs, such as showing a 720 Denver-type trunk number. Arne, what occurs with Anveo in such cases? |
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Arne BolenUser of Anveo Direct, 3CX and Qubes OS.
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said by PX Eliezer704:It turns out that if you have a CallCentric outbound service without a DID, the CID displayed is 1-626-771-0198, a trunk number.
AFAIK, if you do the same with Voip.MS, something similar occurs, such as showing a 720 Denver-type trunk number. But those numbers are the same for all customers. Unless I have misunderstood the new FCC rulings, that should not be allowed. said by PX Eliezer704:Arne, what occurs with Anveo in such cases? Honestly, I have no idea. I always show my CID for all outbound calls. |
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We may come full circle....
The providers may have to transmit a CID, an ANI, and/or a BTN (Billing Telephone Number). |
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Arne BolenUser of Anveo Direct, 3CX and Qubes OS.
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said by PX Eliezer704:We may come full circle....
The providers may have to transmit a CID, an ANI, and/or a BTN (Billing Telephone Number). Simple solution. All customers must have at least one "normal" Phone Number. I wonder if an iNum number would count as a normal Phone Number.  |
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anveo
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said by PX Eliezer704:Arne, what occurs with Anveo in such cases? Users can configure a custom CallerID number by following a simple CallerID verification procedure where Anveo makes an automated phone call to the CallerID number (to be verified) and prompts to enter a pin code shown to the user in the web browser. |
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Ah, thanks for the prompt feedback.
Was curious what shows as default CID if the customer does not select one.
Thanks. |
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anveo
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anveo
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2011-Oct-28 5:34 pm
said by PX Eliezer704:Ah, thanks for the prompt feedback.
Was curious what shows as default CID if the customer does not select one.
Thanks.
If a user does not have a CallerID verified and selected then we use CallerID value from SIP device. |
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Arne BolenUser of Anveo Direct, 3CX and Qubes OS.
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said by PX Eliezer704:Was curious what shows as default CID if the customer does not select one. I just tested by calling my Google Voice number from my Gigaset S685IP. Google Voice says: Unknown Caller EDIT: I used *67 in Anveo which is CallerID blocking. As I have DIDs with Anveo I can't test what will happen if a customer has no DID, no CallerID verified and there is no CallerID value from the SIP device. |
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