[asterisk-biz] Experimental/new VoIP rate search engine.

[Sandeep Kanao]

I believe customer is always the winner. I suggest let users vote for the
provider for 1. Quality 2. Support and 3. Rates. I have burnt  in the past.
Several providers created 'the best' test routes, but once (pre) paid, no
customer service was available and the routes were switched :-)
One of the the termination providers even told me (hope he is reading this
as we go :)), 'no one works on X'mas holidays', when the support is
crucial for the calling card providers like us.
Comments for providers would be a great idea. If you need help in design, I
can offer help from my resources.



On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 6:58 PM, Nitzan Kon <nk3569 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> --- On Sun, 1/4/09, Kristian Kielhofner <kristian.kielhofner at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> >   Getting back on topic, will there be any sort of ranking
> > for quality?
>
> I would love to maintain a separate table/search based on
> quality. The real question though is how do you quantify
> "quality". Maybe through user reviews, although those tend to
> be too subjective to really rely on long term. i.e. a user
> might think their VoIP provider has the best quality or worst
> quality - but in actuality it's the only provider they've tried.
>
> Maybe give points for quality of support, time in business,
> reported call quality, etc. and come up with some type of
> formula to sum it all up to a ranking..
>
> Will have to think about this one. :)
>
> -- Nitzan
> http://www.comparevoipproviderrates.com
>
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