John,
That was the allure of SellVoIP. They only required $25 deposit, and provided
both in and outbound service. Only missing feature was E911 (and customer
service). Cost was minimal, service was better than most. God help you though
if there is a problem like now...
markh
-----Original Message-----
From: "John Scully"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 5/8/07 4:56:01 AM
To: "Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk
Discussion"<asterisk-biz@lists.digium.com>
Subject: Re: [asterisk-biz] Anybody know how to get a response fromSellVoIP.net?
If it does not violate any NDAs, may I ask what services were being purchased
from this vendor, and how much they required in deposit? I have been amazed at
the number of vendors requiring large deposits, then folding and pretending to
still be live. I think this is the third similar thread over the last six
months.
JOhn Scully
----- Original Message -----
From: Mark Holm
To: Jed Stafford ; Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk Discussion
Cc: helpdesk
Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 3:19 AM
Subject: RE: [asterisk-biz] Anybody know how to get a response from
SellVoIP.net?
Jed,
Glad to see you are still amongst the living. I don't generally use the Lite
Portal as there is still some functionality in the Old one that I can't get to
in the Lite one. I have been in and out of it for the last 4 weeks though and
this is the first time I have seen those names there. That said, as stated in
my original message and in the new ticket I placed this afternoon (still no
response there) I did try and convert over to using the new names as found in
the FAQ (which also match up with the portal). All 4 of those names are also
timing out just like the static IPs. I'm not even getting a response back from
your systems. These are older accounts attempting to register a TrixBox PBX,
and setup using your TrixBox plug-in. They worked up until you moved everything
and now they don't.
The account I am fighting first is: 8616010000000003 against static IP
address (mine) 69.30.46.122.
Even a hint at the problem would be great. This whole fiasco has completely
destroyed our credibility about how good VoIP is, since we can't even get our
own office numbers worked out.
markh
P.S. Any chance that your own published number will start working any time
soon so I could have a direct call with support?
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From: Jed Stafford [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 5:28 PM
To: Commercial and Business-Oriented Asterisk Discussion
Cc: helpdesk
Subject: Re: [asterisk-biz] Anybody know how to get a response from
SellVoIP.net?
The DNS entries are provided on the main page of the portal login.
-Jed
On May 7, 2007, at 5:12 PM, Mark Holm wrote:
I have been trying to get help on this from Jed or anybody Since April 4
when all my accounts went down. I followed all the instructions that Jed sent
out for requesting the DID move, but NEVER received a message stating the new
server names that should be used for registering with the new servers. I just
noticed this afternoon that the FAQ section on their web site has a new list of
names on it now that they say to use to check access speed with. Are those the
names we should also be registering with? I tried plugging them into my setup,
but am still not getting registration.
Mean while all of my inbound numbers continue to give the message "You have
reached a non-working number" when called. I have tried calling them, but their
original number gave the same non-working number message also, and now it says
you have to use area code 253 instead of 206, but that number also comes back
with non-working number messages as well. How are you supposed to contact a
company that is supposedly "still in business", but who's main published line
doesn't work and doesn't respond to trouble tickets?
I currently have 7 outstanding tickets in their system, 4 marked CRITICAL
that range from requests for help to please for assistance, and have yet to
receive ANY response from ANYBODY at SellVoIP. I even went so far as to report
them to the Oregon PUC, but they can't reach them either.
Jed,
If you are still lurking on this listserver, can you PLEASE let us (me
specifically) know:
1) How to contact you or your support team in a manner that will get an
answer?
2) How to get a copy of the mystery email stating that Static IP addresses
were changing to DNS names and what they should be changed to? Better yet, what
should the correct SIP settings for a server with a static address?
3) Baring getting it working again, What is needed to facilitate a number
port from your system and get a refund of the moneys sitting in my accounts on
your system.
Hopefully you can sense my frustration on this. We've been with you for
almost 2 years and were a supporter until now. Help me be a supporter again!?!
markh
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Mark A. Holm
InfoArch, Inc.
7456 SW Baseline, PMB#123. Office: (503) 943-3202
Hillsboro, OR 97123 Fax: (503) 591-8584
http://www.infoarch.com <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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