We see it a lot when we port numbers. Moreso lately. If we port a number
from Verizon, AT&T or Spectrum calls from those numbers start showing up as
possible spam. Doesn't seem to make a difference if we send them out with
attestation, or over traditional TDM circuits. It's getting quite
annoyi
We run a WISP, and have been doing business phone systems for a long
time. We provide Internet connections and Voice Trunk services to
hotels today, but a few are asking us to quote taking over their
internal phone networks (Usually from Mitel systems).
Just curious what caveats others have r
Some PBXes have integrations with the property management systems to solve a
lot of that daily hassle.
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
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Midwest Internet Exchange
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From: "Nate Burke via V
On 2/2/24 11:40, Nate Burke via VoiceOps wrote:
We run a WISP, and have been doing business phone systems for a long
time. We provide Internet connections and Voice Trunk services to
hotels today, but a few are asking us to quote taking over their
internal phone networks (Usually from Mitel sy
On Feb 2, 2024 at 1:21:53 PM, Jay Hennigan via VoiceOps <
voiceops@voiceops.org> wrote:
>
>
> Post-cellular, hotel phone systems are a cost center and most properties
> spend as little as possible to keep them functioning. The ability to
> easily order room service is about the only profit to be m
> On 2 Feb 2024, at 17:45, Carlos Alvarez via VoiceOps
> wrote:
>
> The desk told me they get less than a handful of calls from rooms in a day.
> People pick up their cell phone and call the main number to reach them.
While I've never pretended to understand telephony end-users well, this s
It really depends on the hotels. These days they don’t seem to want to pay for a high service level and often can change a room if a guest is upset. Like everything landline use is decreasing and there isn’t as much money in it anymore so it’s a best efforts service which is more manageableA lot of
