[asterisk-biz] Voicepulse Connect for Asterisk

[Rusty Dekema]

The whole deal is very annoying. I don't wanna fax anything in; I've
never used a stolen credit card to buy services from VPC before; why
would I start now?

They want to change the terms of service? Fine. Maybe I will change my
"terms" of service with them and port my numbers to a different ITSP.
Ever since their DID rate went up so much recently, I have been
thinking I should at least shop around a bit...

-Rusty



On 4/30/06, Kris Stark <Kris.Stark at godataflow.com> wrote:
> Not only that, it is illegal for them to keep a copy of the CCV/CVV in
> any format...  The whole concept of the number was to have something
> that cannot (read: should not) be stored in any database, so it cannot
> be retrieved via a hack...
>
> They should need the code only once to verify the card - once they know
> that the card is valid for the account, the code should not be need any
> longer...
>
> Actually, even more interesting is the fact that I've been a customer
> for a few years now, and they did not make any statement in a mailing
> that these changes were going to be required for all accounts...  I only
> saw that once I saw it on the web site...
>
> Kris
>
> Wilson Pickett wrote:
> > On 4/29/06, Robert Webb <rwebb at ropeguru.com> wrote:
> >> I agree with you completely. I have a number with them that I was able
> >> to port over from a cellular carrier and service has been great.
> >>
> >> That said... I am NOT liking them wanting me to FAX them a copy of all
> >> my credit card information including the CCV code. They must be nuts
> >> thinking that I am going to send them that kind of information via
> >> such an insecure method.
> >
> > That's crazy indeed. I spoke with two techs yesterday and they were
> > trying to push me to port numbers (+$26) when I insisted I didn't want
> > to port them. I've had good quality until now but all the faxing of
> > documents and pushiness has put me off a bit. For the moment I've
> > decided to use them only for outgoing calls and they are not the first
> > route choice.
> >
> > I thought the mailing was interesting though.
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