I don't intend to single out grnvoip.com with such a remark. This list has provided me with links to many other websites that were equally bad and some were much worse. I think a text-only website that is complete and functional impresses me a lot more than a pretender site.
But I am a mean SOB. If the pages are generated by frontpage and the url's end in .asp I tend to be judgemental about the company. I guess I prefer to do business with a company that would hire more linux geeks at all levels, including web design.
Moody wrote:
Am I blind or can I not find domestic (US) rates..?
On Apr 6, 2005 11:04 AM, Lee Azzarello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Looking alright here too. Firefox on Debian Testing.
Also, would anyone know of other companies that provide termination service for calls outside of the US? I'd like to do some comparison shopping.
-lee
On Wed, 2005-04-06 at 09:44 +0100, Robert P. McKenzie wrote:
Not sure what the problem is but it's working fine for me with Firefox and they have their rates listed on the site:
http://grnvoip.com/wholesale/wrates.asp
Paul wrote:
Herman Webley wrote:
On Tue, 2005-04-05 at 14:36 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 5 Apr 2005, Herman Webley wrote:
Also they don't publish their rates. How can one give a company money for a service without knowing how much they charge for that service?
That, by itself, isn't exactly true. None of the big boys publish their rates on website, and they are no less untrusted because of that. Fact is, depending on what kind of services you provide, your rates are very sensitive information. Publishing rates on the website will not allow you to raise rates for a customer that you know will pay extra for handholding, etc. -alex
This is certainly true, especially in the wholesale market. But in that case make personal contact with you, and rates will be discussed before the client jumps on board.
In this case, they seem (can't tell because they only allow IE) expect you to fork over the dough.
Best regards Herman Webley
When a website does not work with firefox/netscape/mozilla versions less than a year old, it tells me that they are "playing ecommerce". Clowns and wannabees. Who cares what the rates are in that case? I don't expect good support from a company that thinks everyone is using the same web browser.
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