FAQ
Q: What is VoIP?
A: VOIP stands for Voice Over Internet Protocol and it is quite simply a way of utilizing the Internet (or even in some cases intranets) for telephone calls. The primary motivations for doing so are the costs and convenience as VoIP is quite significantly less expensive than traditional phone lines for long distance calls, ultimately one single high speed internet connection can make room for several phone lines.
Q: What are the requirements to to use VoIP?
A: A high speed internet connection VoIP account with service provider and a VoIP handset (phone).
Q: Do I require a Broadband internet connection?
A: Essentially yes and technically no. However the experience of calls over a dial-up connection are of very poor quality. This is why VoIP will only work best with Cable or ADSL Broadband Connections.
Q: What Is the quality of VoIP calls like?
A: That almost depends on your Internet connection and how much usage. It is highly recommended to use a dedicated Broadband Internet connection for Business users.
Q: What are the Benefits?
A: Using World class carrier grade Soft switches.
Top quality Worldwide Call Routing.
Per Second billing with an online CDR on committed value.
Multiple backbone partners for all destinations.
Compatiblity with all types of Hardware, Switches, Servers, and Gateways.
Capabilities for Testing and VoIP termination Technical Support.