[asterisk-biz] Free DIDs

[Alex Balashov]

Easier said than done.

I don't think anyone is going to argue with you from an ideological 
pespective, least of all I.

But it's a harder problem than it looks on the surface.

Trixter aka Bret McDanel wrote:

> On Sun, 2009-08-16 at 04:27 -0400, Alex Balashov wrote:
>> What I'm trying to say is that customers accustomed to flat-rate access 
>> would run screaming from any ISP that insinuates or intimates in the 
>> slightest that their service is in any way "limited" from a metered 
>> perspective.  It's no different in voice, except that synchronous TDM 
>> channels aren't as oversubscribable as packets.
>>
> 
> Boost mobile, T-mobile and probably a few others do let you do
> unlimited.  As in 24/7 with as many 3-way (Tmobile lets some users do
> 6-way) calls as you want within the confines of the plan (for example my
> fav, or whatever).
> 
> So companies that are unable to offer that just say they do and put a
> disclaimer somewhere in fine print saying they dont so that the
> marketing sides look equal even though they really arent.
> 
> some people would call that lying others would suggest that its false
> advertising.  I personally have used the term shady to describe what you
> are saying and said that the law should be changed to make it false
> advertising because in reality its trickery to get people to give you
> money for a service you have no intention on offering.


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