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join:2008-08-09
Hutt River
kudos:12 Reviews:
 ·voip.ms
·callwithus
·Callcentric
·Vitelity VOIP
·Optimum Voice
·Gizmo5
1 edit | Still puzzled--- You have named several good companies that have many good features, not identical among the companies.
Voip.MS does have very good IVR, that is a great feature.
But I am still puzzled what you mean when you say that CallCentric is "poky". What does that mean? I use it at home and also for my main business line, and it works great.
That includes CallCentric's Call Treatments (caller ID filtering, forwards, and more) which in my view are very easy to use. In fact, on the main page of the dashboard, just by clicking on Calls Received, you can click on any recent call and instantly be taken to the appropriate Call Treatment page pre-populated with that number. That's very useful for CID filtering.
I am also a current customer of Voip.MS, VOIPo, and some other providers.
I often recommend VOIPo to people who do not want a BYOD option. VOIPo is fine. But I am puzzled again as to why you would say that VOIPo has better services than CallCentric when the opposite is true. And CallCentric's website is far easier to use than VOIPo's.
Likewise, Voip.MS is great with their IVR. But for basic tasks such as CID filtering, forwarding, etc., I find CallCentric's site to be much easier to use.
I'd estimate that I have extensively tried about 10 providers, and at least for me, CallCentric works the best, is reliable, and is the easiest to use. The only thing they lack is an IVR and if folks need that, then they should look elsewhere....
CallCentric by the way has some things that other companies sometimes don't, such as email or text notification of voicemail messages. And their inbound fax server works great at my business. |
