[asterisk-biz] New CallerID Name Service

Paul ast2005 at 9ux.com
Mon Oct 15 11:29:33 CDT 2007


That price would never work unless you have actually managed to find a
provider that allows caching of the data. Even at that, it's probably
too high for most users.

Cole Technical Services wrote:

> Yes, 4 cents per query.  Good, bad, indifferent?
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> *From:* David Gomillion [mailto:david.gomillion at gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Monday, October 15, 2007 10:12 AM
> *To:* TVaught at coletechnical.com; Commercial and Business-Oriented
> Asterisk Discussion
> *Subject:* Re: [asterisk-biz] New CallerID Name Service
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> On 10/15/07, *Cole Technical Services* <TVaught at coletechnical.com
> <mailto:TVaught at coletechnical.com>> wrote:
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>     With the apparent demise of www.got-name.com
>     <http://www.got-name.com> I have decided to start a similar
>     service. We depended on got-name quite heavily and
>     I've been frustrated at every turn trying to get in touch with
>     them, and they still have a good portion of my prepaid cash. :-(
>     After a ton of investigation I cannot find an alternative, at
>     least one that does not have a huge signup fee or large monthly
>     minimums. So I've decided to start a service of my own, primarily
>     to satisfy our internal needs, but also to provide a low cost, low
>     volume, no commitment service to small users. I'm proposing .04
>     per dip, prepaid accounts - but with small increments like $5, no
>     signup fee, no contracts.  The interface will be exactly like the
>     got-name interface. If you would be interested in this service,
>     please email me at TVaught at ColeTechnical dot com. The amount of
>     interest will pretty much determine the speed at which I roll
>     this service out. I already have it running internally and I've
>     registered a domain name for the service, www.callerid.name
>     <http://www.callerid.name> , but
>     there is no web site up yet.
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> Did I read that right? 4 cents per query?
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