Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Re: [asterisk-biz] Setting up a VOIP Provider

The problem isn't setting it up -- anyone who knows a bit about linux and is
capable of learning a few networking concepts can do so, that's why there are SO
many out there. The problem instead is managing it and resolving problems
without having an aneurism. ITSPs are like ISPs were in the late 90's, the few
who manage to keep customers happy and keep growing are the ones that will survive.

Lane Sullivan wrote:
> Hello everyone,
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> I love reading all the posts here and have learned tons in the last few
> months. I have successfully setup 2 dealerships with Asterisks and am on my
> 3rd. I wanted to ask this question for information purposes so I can see
> everyone's view on the subject.
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> I have a buddy with an ISP that provides me with SIP service through his
> upstream provider. Problem is he is slow (VERY SLOW) and so far the support
> sucks. I ordered a few 800 numbers months ago and still don't have them, my
> caller id still does not work since he setup the account.
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> My question is this: How hard is it to setup a VOIP provider to the people
> here in my area since the competition sucks?!?!?
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> The obvious next question is costs involved. I understand setting up a
> system like Vonage etc. is HIGH dollar but what about a smaller setup?
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> Thanks in advance and I look forward to the reading material,
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> Lane
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