[Asterisk-biz] Need low-cost flat-rate incoming DID's throughout the U.S - Anybody competing against VoicePulse?

[James Taylor]

There is a growing number of us (excuse the pun), that are starting to  
"network" and exchange both traffic and DID's.  I have five switches in  
Texas with NXX's that are local to 300 cities.
I plan to roll out more soon.
I've just been granted an FCC nationwide license.
I already have agreements with SBC & Verizon.
Sprint is coming soon.

Call me at 903-793-1956.

James Taylor

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 18:03:43 -0500, Paul Rodan <asterisk at glitch.cc> wrote:

> (Sorry about sending this previously to asterisk-users, my stupid email
> program selected the wrong address book entry)
>
> ---
>
> Is there a company out there that can offer flat rate DID's in 75% or  
> more
> of the U.S? Or at least in every major populated area? Right now we use
> VoicePulse but they're way overpriced per DID and we've had quality  
> issues.
> Not only that, they can't port. We need somebody that can port numbers  
> over
> as well. Too many times we've had a sale in another city and we've lost  
> it
> because we couldn't port their existing numbers or we charged too much  
> for
> each DID (thanks to VoicePulse).
>
> There has to be a company out there that can do something very similar  
> but
> at least at half the cost.
>
> For National calling we're aware of:
> LookieLoo = $0.0065 a minute on-network and $0.01 off-network
> VoiceJet = $0.013 a minute
> NuFone = $0.02 a minute
> VoicePulse = $0.0295 a minute
>
> However the only one that can get us unlimited National did's are
> voicepulse. LookieLoo can get us National DID's but at a per minute  
> incoming
> rate. NuFone can only do Michigan and I don't know about VoiceJet.
>
> Please reply to me off list as this forum is just way too active for me  
> for
> me to read everything.
>
>
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