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07-05-2007, 04:02 AM | #41 | |
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07-05-2007, 04:05 AM | #42 |
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Thanks Martin for wonderful efforts.
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07-05-2007, 06:23 AM | #43 |
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Even when some of those providers require registration to make outbound calls? If so, how does one indicate to Voxalot which one of those registrations is meant for inbound calls as well.
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07-05-2007, 06:58 AM | #44 | |
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07-05-2007, 07:18 AM | #45 |
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Callcentric registration
I think Callcentric advise user to register and it appears on Callcentric login page, registered or not. Does Callcentric registration is required for outbound calls?
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07-05-2007, 01:01 PM | #46 |
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Callcentric Registration is NOT required for outbound calls.
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07-05-2007, 03:11 PM | #47 |
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What I would personally like to see:
A VoXalot account that includes the Premium features, but with no need for any SIP registration. The new workaround that allows anyone to call you from a SipBroker access number directly to a Cell/Landline, only requires an outbound provider with no registration, and one forwarding. |
07-05-2007, 05:22 PM | #48 |
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hello everyone,
the Premium services are finally here! I think it is just fair that Voxalot start charging for their service, seeing as they've done so much for all of use thoughout the years. Now, I had a look at people's comments and the different plans that will be available as of July 16th. I have to say the price is pretty far from the anticipated price of $15 a year. Of course only Voxalot know what type of revenues they are after and the actual cost of running their service. I am a little bit disappointed at the restrictions imposed by the new paid plans though. There was never - I think - any mention of limiting the number of call forwarding rules and of registered providers. This will surely affect a large number of user who were relying on Voxalot for their own and they family's needs. I jotted down my personal suggestion for a perhaps more versatile and competitive (and consisent with Voxalot's past record) organisation of the new plans. Just my opinion and I do respect Voxalot's new commercial choice. free service: Basic dial plan: 10 rules 1 sip register speed dial: 10 numbers $10.00: Basic + dial plan: 20 rules 1 sip register speed dial: 20 numbers call forward: 1 rule $15: Premium 1 -->(the anticipated price of $15)<-- dial plan: unlimited 1 sip register speed dial: unlimited webcallback call forward: 5 rules extra sip register: $1.50 $20: Premium 2 dial plan: unlimited 5 sip register speed dial: unlimited webcallback call forward: unlimited extra sip register: $1.50 $30: Premium 3 -->(two times the anticipated price of $15)<-- dial plan: unlimited 15 sip register speed dial: unlimited webcallback call forward: unlimited extra sip register: $1.00 This way users who only need Voxalot to use several provider to make their calls still can do it for free, but if they need a more advanced dial plan then they'll need to pay a small nominal fee. Users who require more speed dials and dialplan rules will have their otion. Users who need a little bit of everything (dialplan, call forward, speed dial and webcallback) can sign up for a Premium membership, priced as promised months ago. Any user who needs more stuff, like more sip register and unlimited dial plan rules, speed dials and call forwards will be able to chose their Premium plan based on the number of sip registrations they need. I think it's pretty useful to have the option of customising one's membership by purchasing additional sip registrations. Opinions welcome. |
07-05-2007, 09:50 PM | #49 |
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Thanks for your post manula,
personally I would also like to see unlimited SIP registrations at least in the "Extreme" tariff. This would enable me to test new VSPs without having to think about disabling some of the VSP I currently actively use. What about a traffic plan instead of fixed numbers of registrations? I bet that some users with 15+ SIP registrations (like me) can cause much less traffic than heavy users with 2 SIP registrations (like my mum ). gambrinus |
07-05-2007, 10:14 PM | #50 |
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Quick opinion. Keep it simple. I think the current plans are good. With the introduction of VoxLite, anyway for me.
But ok as you said we don't now the costs and the wishes of management. And I don't calculate the consequences for heavyer users. I think only companys need much registrations and I have no problem, they pay more. Or if you use it for big family it is fair too you pay more. Basically even VoxBasic is worth something. But charging that is difficult because they promised to keep that free. |
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