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Does they provide SIP or H.323 termination?<br>
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All the Best!<br>
Sergey.<br>
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Ralph Doncaster wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">Primus US has the best deal; US$20/mth for unlimited north-america and
western europe calling. <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.lingo.com">www.lingo.com</a>
I'm planning to try out the service myself. I know they probably won't
ship to Canada, so I'll just use my Ogdensburg, NY address. For you
Toronto folks, I guess Niagara Falls, NY would be the closest.
Ralph Doncaster, IStop.com president
6042147 Canada Inc.
On Wed, 8 Sep 2004, Lance Nichols wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Frank, I am running a VoIP gateway from Primus, assigned with a Edmonton phone
number to help keep in touch with friends and family back in Edmonton. Works
pretty good with my Rogers Cable connection and it is behind my Linksys
router, just try to avoid too many other bandwidth eating things at the same
time, such as VNCing to a dying computer owned by family while talking to
them....
Disadvantages include: you can't use modems on VoIP, so if you have to remote
to any systems via analog modem, keep an analog line. If you have a security
alarm that is monitored remotely that will not work either, so you require a
analog line for that as well.
That being said, I think Primus offers couple of good deals on DSL and VoIP if
both are available in your area. If you want to drop analog completely, there
might be savings by bundling DSL and VoIP from a provider.
Lance Nichols
Markham
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<pre wrap="">Just a quick question for my fellow TLUGers:
Has anyone switched over to VoIP yet? If so, how well does it work? I've
been reading up on it and the costs (and their lowness) intrigue me, but
don't want to switch if the quality will drive the Mrs insane.
Thanks
Frank in Mississauga
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