There are plenty of small dialup providers / DSL / colo providers out.
Yes it will get harder but your statement is not correct. They wont just
vanish.
Expect much of the market to consolidate, dry up
and eventually be taken over ny the ILECS, same as Dial Up, DSL and
Dedicated Internet Access.
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On Thu, 5 May 2005, Paul wrote:
We really need to convince the regulators that mandatory 911 support for
voip is senseless. Wireless 911 is based on the tower you are using at
the time, not the wireless company you have an account with. Real 911
support for voip would pl
Vonage already offered 911 but got sued anyway for not notifying some people
the way they saw fit.
I have had a Vonage account since they started and as far back as I can
remember, they made me well aware of the 911 issues.
They were sued anyhow because some jack wants to blame someone for his
Well, until we have lots of extra lawyer money laying around, I want to stay
as far from anything related to 911 as possible.
I would rather say that we don't provide it or find a way to not provide it
and make sure my customer knows this then be liable for someone dying
because we had a router
Well i would agree with Paul here...
Wireless ( Cell phones ) are tower based .. and cell users are moving
around.. but the whole point is WHY would you be obliged to use 911 ?
You know personally i called the cops 9 times in my life and always used
local number for them .. Dont tel me you guy
Geesh, thanks.. I guess I should just go put a bullet in my head..
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From: "Greg Boehnlein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On Thu, 5 May 2005, Paul wrote:
> We really need to convince the regulators that mandatory 911 support for
> voip is senseless. Wireless 911 is based on the tower you are using at
> the time, not the wireless company you have an account with. Real 911
> support for voip would place a burden on the
Vonage has finally figured it out. When they fought the regulators and
won, they often won for all of us. Maybe they actually want the
regulators to impose some requirements that will help eliminate some of
the smaller voip providers/innovators.
We really need to convince the regulators that ma
On 5/5/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In order to deliver calls to selective router, you should first inquire
> with whoever provides you with the origination service. *they* certainly
> have LATA presence and can deliver the calls to it. Now, your carrier may
> or may not provi
On Thu, 5 May 2005, Preston Garrison wrote:
> I think someone needs to stand up and start up a service that provide
> E911 service based on a per call, or per customer level. Its a big
> opportunity for someone to tap into a market that has not been tapped
> into yet, and it would be a welcomed se
I think someone needs to stand up and start up a service that provide
E911 service based on a per call, or per customer level. Its a big
opportunity for someone to tap into a market that has not been tapped
into yet, and it would be a welcomed service to many providers. getting
your own E911 se
On Thu, 5 May 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This is something I've been wondering about. What does this mean for the
> small US based VOIP providers? We don't have the cash or the resources
> to partner with the verizon's of the world in order to provide E911
> Services.
> If the ruling comes do
how about provisioning your p2p2 with our files, and other phones, withour free
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rehan
>
> All:
>
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Are there many of your customers will solely rely on your service, if yes,
that is a problem, otherwise if your customers like ours, still maintain
their PSTN line for incoming and local call, it should not be a problem as
long as you told them expressly that there is no 911 service, and may be you
On Thu, 5 May 2005, Ted Wallingford wrote:
> On Thursday, May 05, 2005, at 01:56PM, Greg Boehnlein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> >Anyone that got into the VoIP business and didn't do their homework (aka
> >the entire Lemonade Stand, Reseller of a Reseller, Voice over Public
> >Internet) i
Do you plan on releasing a standard ring with it? Other than that it
looks like a great start. Haven't played with it to hit any more
snags.
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On Thursday, May 05, 2005, at 01:56PM, Greg Boehnlein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Anyone that got into the VoIP business and didn't do their homework (aka
>the entire Lemonade Stand, Reseller of a Reseller, Voice over Public
>Internet) is in trouble...
>You cannot compete w/ the ILEC. You don'
Hello Chris,
Thursday, May 5, 2005, 1:28:19 PM, you wrote:
> - Original Message - >
> Although know one knows yet, I doubt the same regulations will apply to all
> types of voip service equally.
Is there an organization that represents the interests of the
"independents", the start-ups, t
- Original Message - >
Anyone that got into the VoIP business and didn't do their homework (aka
the entire Lemonade Stand, Reseller of a Reseller, Voice over Public
Internet) is in trouble. Expect much of the market to consolidate, dry up
and eventually be taken over ny the ILECS, same as D
Unless a viable solution to offer 911 becomes available to us as well
we are in trouble. I'm not sure the best solution for the little guy
but for the safety of the users we'll have to come up with something
as an industry.
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On Thu, 5 May 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This is something I've been wondering about. What does this mean for the small
> US based VOIP providers? We don't have the cash or the resources to partner
> with the verizon's of the world in order to provide E911 Services.
>
> If the ruling comes d
I posted
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Sorry for the delay in the mail account. [EMAIL PROTECTED] works, pleas
This is something I've been wondering about. What does this mean for the small
US based VOIP providers? We don't have the cash or the resources to partner
with the verizon's of the world in order to provide E911 Services.
If the ruling comes down, doesn't this essentially kill all of us small
prov
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you can buy them on www.virtualphoneline.com
Rehan
> I'd like to find a SIP or IAX delivered DID in each of London, Paris and
> Tel Aviv. Recommendations requested.
>
> Thanks,
>
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>
> Yes. My company, Junction Networks (http://www.junctionnetworks.com) will
> accept a wire or
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>
>
Try voipsupply.com - I know they've received an influx of stock...
Andy
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike
> Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2005 4:07 PM
> To: asterisk-biz@lists.digium.com
> Subject: [Asterisk-biz] Requested: cisco 796
Well, depends on the manufacturer. Anywhere from $40 to $65 FOB China
depending on model and volume.
-Michael
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Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2005 10:03 PM
To: asterisk-biz@lists.digium.com
Subject:
we have them for 35$ a did available
rehan
> i'm interested in :
> origination did's in : singapore, tokyo, usa/canada (toll free), brazil,
> dubai, tel aviv, algeria, russia.
>
> Best regards
>
> -Message d'origine-
> De : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] la part de Ryan
www.didx.org
www.virtualphoneline.com
didx allows any one to buy did;'s from anywhere in the world, by making a
request
then those request are visable to all members, to fullfill, when its fullfilled
the person
who requested it gets notified, and thus the provider makes a sale
rehan
>
> if
Use the sipura 841, cheap, good phone.. i just ordered a bunch from
voipsupply.com.. good guys give them a call :)
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From: Fabio Erri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Commercial and Business-Oriented Asteri
Steve Totaro ha scritto:
Good point. Polycom IP300 is a good phone at a good price, I would even
call it cheap. Does this resort have CAT5 to all the rooms?
No I don't.
In fact I was wondering if ATAs (with 100 ports summary) was the best
solution. What's your opinion?
Thanks.
--
Fabio Erri
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