jervin123
join:2005-04-14
Philadelphia, PA
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Re: When is a ban a ban?
Most of the call centers use "International Private Lines" that connect with the pbx's for outbound calls of what ever company. They have gone totally down before also check this link out
»www.crmbuyer.com/story/36658.html |
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phriday613
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Premium
join:2002-02-06
Eastchester, NY
clubs: | reply to BladeMcCool
yeah really, I wonder how this will affect call centers located in India? |
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BladeMcCool
join:2006-10-02
Victoria, BC | reply to IanR
The large companies will pay the fees ... it will save them money in red-tape avoidance. And it will still be cheaper for them to run the call centers out of Bangalore or wherever. |
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IanR
join:2001-03-22
Madison, NJ
| Want to bet that the Indian Gvt will now have to spend money trying to combat "work arounds". So from no revenue, they will go to a cost center.
They will also find that they are upsetting many multinational companies wwhich have moved large operations into India and use VoIP as their communications tool.
There is always unintended consequences of such actions...... |
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