Bell SNR – Can someone explain this since it appears that the service is about $50 a month, per phone number. Can it handle multiple simultaneous inbound calls?
From: Alex Kink [mailto:alexk...@gmail.com] Sent: March-25-14 11:50 PM To: Chuck Mariotti Cc: biz@taug.ca Subject: Re: [biz] Unlimitel Problems again anyone? Inbound busy signal... outbound working. I'm currently ok but I've had some major problems with Unlimitel over the past week. On Friday our lines were down all day - that's about $2000 in lost business based on average work day. Late afternoon yesterday DTMF stopped working. I called support and was informed that it's a problem on their end. Notification message from them came 3 hours later. I lost 2 hours worth of calls because people couldn't navigate the IVR. Few weeks ago I wanted to get few more DIDs. Long story short after 4 days I didn't get any. Every time By the time support got back to me the numbers I wanted were gone. Anyway... I've always been pleased with the service so I've let my guard down and didn't have proper redundancy in place. I think I'll move my main vanity number over to Bell SNR and direct the calls to Unlimitel and some second SIP provider for redundancy. On Mar 21, 2014, at 11:04, Chuck Mariotti <cmario...@xunity.com<mailto:cmario...@xunity.com>> wrote: Regards, Chuck Mariotti [Xunity_Ad] 13 Seymour Ave. Toronto, Ontario M4J 3T3 Office: 416-469-5008 x 222 Fax: 416-469-5009 cmario...@xunity.com<mailto:cmario...@xunity.com> www.xunity.com<http://www.xunity.com/>
