[asterisk-biz] DIDX Query

[Steve Totaro]

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> On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 10:04 PM, Peter Beckman <beckman at angryox.com> wrote:
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>> On Thu, 4 Nov 2010, Jai Rangi wrote:
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>> > Ofcourse any one will be happy to give you more channels on metered
>> > services. The problem is with unmetered and unlimited. Do you get these
>> > deals on unlimited services.?
>>
>>  Unlimited does not exist.  We all know that no company can offer
>>  unlimited.  Not AT&T, Sprint, Verizon, Vitelity, DIDx, DIDww, DIDsforsale.
>>  Unlimited is a marketing ploy.  Unlimited is limited.  If I paid
>>  $8.99/month for a DID from you and pushed 864,000 minutes during that
>>  month, how much money would you lose?  Yes, that's off the hook pretty
>>  much constantly for a month on all 20 channels.  Is it still really
>>  unlimited?  Or all of a sudden do you realize that unlimited really is
>>  limited?
>>
>>  I get deals on metered service.  At the end of the day everything is
>>  metered, or if I'm playing my game right, I'm abusing your unlimited plan.
>>  Unlimited is a lie.  So is the cake.
>>
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>> Peter Beckman                                                  Internet Guy
>> beckman at angryox.com                                 http://www.angryox.com/
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>On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 1:25 AM, Jai Rangi <jprangi at gmail.com> wrote:
>Actually this is not a joke. You can really push 864K minutes. We have people using these DIDs for calling card, Call Centers and Call >Conferences.
>Disclaimer: This is inbound only.

>Jai Rangi
j>prangi at didforsale.com
>www.didforsale.com

I would never pay for inbound minutes unless it is a toll free number.
 Inbound going back to POTs was free, the caller paid.

It was interesting in Sierra Leone and Liberia.  You would buy a SIM
and top off cards (I already have and unlocked Sony Erickson phone
that is quad band, so you get a number and service.

The interesting thing is that there was no charge for inbound to cell
phones.  You could buy the SIM which had a little bit of time on it
and talk all you wanted as long as you were not the caller.  This even
worked for three months after activation of the SIM and if you had a
zero credit balance, then they would cut service so you could just buy
a $5 card and be back in business for another three months.

Thanks,
Steve T