How is VoIP different from regular phone service?
VoIP, or voice over internet protocol, is rapidly gaining in popularity and soon may pick up enough steam to be a strong rival to regular phone service providers. Though in theory and in use, both the public switched telephone network and VoIP are strikingly similar, how the end result is actually achieved and the features available with each couldn’t be more different than they are. For you to make an educated decision on which type of phone service may be the most appropriate for your situation, let’s go over some of the biggest differences between the two. The Cost VoIP generally has a big advantage in the area of price. Most VOIP PBX Toronto services offer unlimited calling to both local and long distance numbers for one, often pretty low, flat fee. In many cases with VoIP, you get more than just the calling plan too – additional features like caller ID and call waiting often come free with a VoIP service plan. PSTN (public switched telephone network)) often charges a monthly fee t
V oIP, or voice over internet protocol, is rapidly gaining in popularity and soon may pick up enough steam to be a strong rival to regular phone service providers. Though in theory and in use, both the public switched telephone network and VoIP are strikingly similar, how the end result is actually achieved and the features available with each couldn’t be more different than they are. For you to make an educated decision on which type of phone service may be the most appropriate for your situation, let’s go over some of the biggest differences between the two. The Cost VoIP generally has a big advantage in the area of price. Most VoIP services offer unlimited calling to both local and long distance numbers for one, often pretty low, flat fee. In many cases with VoIP, you get more than just the calling plan too additional features like caller ID and call waiting often come free with a VoIP service plan. PSTN (public switched telephone network)) often charges a monthly fee that is greate
View PDF | Print View by: AmyNutt Total views: 0 Word Count: 684 Date: Wed, 1 Oct 2008 Time: 6:55 AM 0 comments VoIP, or voice over internet protocol, is rapidly gaining in popularity and soon may pick up enough steam to be a strong rival to regular phone service providers. Though in theory and in use, both the public switched telephone network and VoIP are strikingly similar, how the end result is actually achieved and the features available with each couldn’t be more different than they are. For you to make an educated decision on which type of phone service may be the most appropriate for your situation, let’s go over some of the biggest differences between the two. The Cost VoIP generally has a big advantage in the area of price. Most VOIP PBX Toronto services offer unlimited calling to both local and long distance numbers for one, often pretty low, flat fee. In many cases with VoIP, you get more than just the calling plan too – additional features like caller ID and call waiting o
VoIP, or voice over internet protocol, is rapidly gaining in popularity and soon may pick up enough steam to be a strong rival to regular phone service providers. Though in theory and in use, both the public switched telephone network and VoIP are strikingly similar, how the end result is actually achieved and the features available with each couldn t be more different than they are. For you to make an educated decision on which type of phone service may be the most appropriate for your situation, let s go over some of the biggest differences between the two. The Cost VoIP generally has a big advantage in the area of price. Most VoIP services offer unlimited calling to both local and long distance numbers for one, often pretty low, flat fee. In many cases with VoIP, you get more than just the calling plan too additional features like caller ID and call waiting often come free with a VoIP service plan. PSTN (public switched telephone network)) often charges a monthly fee that is greater
