Dale Farnsworth wrote:

>On Wed, Sep 28, 2005 at 08:47:15PM +0000, JD Austin wrote:
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>>Since all voip providers can become over subscribed I would not rely on 
>>their DID's (Dial in #) for my business.
>>It's an extra $50/month for a regular phone line, but I have the piece 
>>of mind that I can switch between and use multiple providers without 
>>having to change my phone number.
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>>I use VOIP to give me unlimited (well.. unlimited except by my 
>>bandwidth) incoming lines.  First call gets handled by asterisk via 
>>PSTN, the next call and every call after that forwards to a voip 
>>number.  For the equivalent of a 5 line phone system I pay $50 (qwest 
>>line) + $5 (voip number) + .02/minute.  Not sure how much the same would 
>>cost but I know it is more.   For another $5 I get a toll free number too.
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>Cool!  Where does the 5 line limit come from--the PSTN side or the VOIP
>side?
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For me the limitation is my bandwidth (DSL).
I eventually want to put an asterisk server in a data center.

JD


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