Re: Not just too many VoIP providers...

neftv join:2000-10-01 Broomall, PA	reply to pnh102 Re: Not just too many VoIP providers... Well its not quite affordable yet for non-profit. I got pricing for like 45 person business and the cost per Cisco phone is like 350. And for a small non-profit company that is still just to much.
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DrTCP Yours truly Premium,ExMod 1999-04 join:1999-11-09 Round Rock, TX	reply to ihaddsl They can keep a few lines of POTS connected to their PBX and the rest could be supplemented via cheaper VOIP lines. It still saves money when making long distance or International calls.
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ihaddsl join:2001-12-05 /dev/hda0 ·Comcast	reply to pnh102 911 is VERY important for business. They are required to provide 911 to their employees, and if they use a traditional VOIP provider, this is not a sure bet at the moment. However, business are using (and will increasingly use) VOIP interally for routing interoffice calls across their own network (saving money by bypassing the telcos).
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pnh102 Reptiles Are Cuddly And Pretty Premium join:2002-05-02 Mount Airy, MD ·Comcast	reply to wwdubbia said by wwdubbia : however VoIP's biggest impact will be in the business arena. I agree. I can see a lot of businesses moving their landlines to VoIP service to save money on long distance and other toll calls. For them the 911 issue isn't as big of a deal as it would be for a residential user. -- Hey Fast Eddie... you're next!
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