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Fred Posner  
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From: Fred Posner <f...@teamforrest.com>
Date: Fri, 7 Aug 2009 08:33:44 -0400
Local: Fri, Aug 7 2009 8:33 am
Subject: Re: VUC: Re: Re: Answer to post-call question about Voicepulse termination rates
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On Aug 7, 2009, at 1:05 AM, Karl Fife wrote:

>>> The negative is that it's out west without an east coast presence.

> Meaning no east-coast media gateways?

> Just out of curiosity, what was VoicePulse screwing up on the  
> billing front.

> Do any of your flat-rate 2 channel unlimited providers allow you any  
> leeway
> in the channel limit?  2 channels is honestly enough for me, but for  
> ten
> minutes a month I'll be on two calls and I let the third one go to
> voicemail.  A hard limit means caller #3 gets a busy signal.  Busy  
> signals
> are so 1990's ;-)

> A 'softer' cap on 2 channels would be a great product differentiator,
> allowing an occasional burst, only requiring you to buy more if  
> you're using
> more than 2 channels some percentage of the time.  I'd buy that  
> product in a
> minute.

> -Karl

Yup, no east coast gateways.

One time VoicePulse didn't apply my payment and took my account down  
completely (no inbound, no outbound). Also, no emails from them about  
it with any warning. So that left a pretty bad taste in my mouth as  
you can imagine.

I don't believe there are any leeways with the 2 channel limit. But,  
you can also go with let's say 3 dedicated channels (at 17.95/mo each)  
and then point any amount of DIDs to those channels.

-Fred


 
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