Replacing outgoing calls with VOIP

[squirrel]

Heeeeeeello,

I am looking to replace all outgoing calls with VOIP. What kind of equipment is needed? Is VOIP good enough for totally replacing outgoing calls? From what i've gathered VOIPBuster offer the best rates at the moment. I'd appreciate if anyone can point me in the right direction for more information

Thanks

 

[jfd1104]

replacing all outgoing calls with voip

Hi to all

im currently investigating or should i say studying voip behavior, im still new to voip as a whole but find it on its own very interesting. im holding the position as a senior tech @ a telcomunication (samsung) branch in the westrand called Procon. we recently (middle 2005) started using voip on our pabx`s. it works on sertain aspects of what its sumed up to be. the qaulity of voice is not realy that great but we are working to better it, what i am doingat the moment is trying to vind a voip dsl router with Qos that will eliminate this problem... we currently use a normal dsl router the connect a voip router from lan to wan ect. any sugestio s on better products???

 

[renm]

Sipura 3k ATA is reviewed as a very powerful little piece of device for VoIP in terms of connectivity, voice quality and conveniency

 

[Jeeva]

Yes VOIPBUSTER + Linksys PAP2 from pcmall.co.za

 

[kilos]

Yes VOIPBUSTER + Linksys PAP2 from pcmall.co.za

PC Mall R691.85
Cheaper than Miro (www.miro.co.za) Dealer Price
http://www.pcmall.co.za/moreinfo.asp?sku=SPA3000

Even their Netgear ADSL Routers are cheaper than geting them
from Duxbury direct 2 months ago

 

[Jeeva]

Yeah, it is quite sad, I got dealership at Unitermdirect & Miro for wireless equipment resell but PCMALL is still cheaper than the dealer price. wth

 

[VMan]

Hi to all

the qaulity of voice is not realy that great but we are working to better it,

VoIP Quality really depends on bandwidth and the quality of the internet connection. Unfortunately in SA bandwidth is expensive and the and quality internet connection is also expensive. DSL in SA is great for email and web browsing but when it comes to VoIP it is currently not consistently reliable to be a good business solution(for many users), for that you will need the more expensive Diginet(point to point) connection. Diginet is a dedicated internet connection at a constant rate both up and down, but it all comes at a price.

what i am doingat the moment is trying to vind a voip dsl router with Qos that will eliminate this problem... we currently use a normal dsl router the connect a voip router from lan to wan ect. any sugestio s on better products???

PM me and I can supply you with VoIP routers that have BRI/PRI/FXO/FXS ports that can intergrate with existing PBX's with built in QOS and connects to either DSL or Diginet lines. I also supply Asterisk solutions too.

 

[Easy Talk]

USB Adaptor support VoipBuster now!

Our USB Adaptor supports VoipBuster Now. The lastest Dialer VoipBusterMate is available to download from the below address:
www.skypenow.net/VoipBusterMate.exe

You can use your existing telephone or Dect cordless phone to make and receive both VoipBuster phone calls and normal PSTN phone calls. Just press * to switch the LED light on the adaptor from line to USB. You could dial the VoipBuster out number or your VoipBuster buddies online. All the incoming VoipBuster calls or PSTN phone calls will be detected automatically. A cost efficient solution can make a good use of your existing telephone or Dect cordless phone.

They are available for sell at www.digitalplanet.co.za and www.bidorbuy.co.za