[Asterisk-biz] bellster.net - GREAT advance

[Adam Hart]

A) Quality - I don't want my calls to die when little Jimmy starts 
downloading or restarts his Linux box... just the save a few cents. Even 
worse, when I retry I get the same asterisk box.

B) Legal - In many countries it's illegal to provide calling to third 
parties. (Or most phone contracts disallow it)

C) Costs - This system is based on the assertion that normal retail 
local rates are less than <insert favorite voip provider>. Sure, if you 
get free local calls yes, otherwise I doubt it. In Australia, we pay 20c 
a call flat, I'd be crazy to leave it open to anyone to call through it. 
Also, won't most people want to use their lines (why else would they 
have them), are they going to kick users off to make calls themselves or 
(unrealisticly) just wait.

Voip providers already fix the distance issue (cost me the same to use 
Nufone as anyone in the USA). I'd rather use them and have more control 
  on quality and cost.

-Adam

John A. Lestoni wrote:
> Pls enter your routes and start sending traffic for free, it seems 
> to work just fine, based on Dundi.
> 
> www.bellster.net
> 
> Regards
> John
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