who has experience in internet phone

**vijey** · 05-22-2004, 12:56 PM

i want to start this topic as a discussion.

i think i am not aexpert, so i want to discuss with u.
i had experience and specially bad experience in e commerce.

i want to srilanka and singapore with hopes to do it.
i lost many times.
many peoples told me that they have experience and they have inflence here and there but many of them had no idea.

ok.
i will go to my thema.

i know that there are lot of money to earn in internettelefon.
and i want to start a discussion.
also we can use this forum to get connection from many countries.

so
what u thing.

**vijey** · 05-22-2004, 01:02 PM

once more

i am living in germany for 25 years and i have a recident permit for canada and i want to start any serious business.

i am really interested to do business with anybody here but only with serious and real ideas.

my website is
www.toronto-link.com

**yaning25** · 09-11-2004, 04:47 AM

Come on! If you have any difficulty that can send the E-mail to me , I will try my biggest efforts best to help you .

**jgodse** · 12-19-2004, 08:30 AM

Hi.

I know a bit about internet telephony. Technologically, it is enabled by ubiquitous high-speed internet access (e.g. 128 kb/sec and more), improved routers, and more powerful personal computers.

IP telephony has a business advantage over regular telephony in that IP traffic is not tariffed to a fine granularity. e.g. your access rate (e.g. 128 kbits/sec) limits how much traffic you can run. Therefore IP telephone calls can be free.

Where IP telephony starts to cost is when you want to call between an IP phone and a non-IP phone. Then you must go through a gateway, and that is where they ding you for $$$. Also, if you want your IP phone to have a "real" phone number, you must pay about $5 per month to the PSTN gateway provider for the privelege. That is why most VoIP providers (e.g. Vonage) have a fairly high monthly rate, but have virtually free long distance service.

IP telephony is fantastic because it will force incumbent phone services a competitive incentive to either reduce fees, or to provide better service or better service bundles.

IP phone service also has some interesting possibilities with web service providers. There is an open-source Linux-based IP PBX called Asterisk (www.asterisk.org) which can run a VoIP PBX. What is interesting is that you can do some cool things with it. For example, one fellow has set up a phone number service which you call. Asterisk answers the service, and asks you to type in an ISBN number for a book. Asterisk gathers the digits and calls a SOAP web service script to send a message to Amazon.com to get the price. Once received, it translates the text to speech and reads you the result.

e.g. The possibilities are vast...

Cheers, Jay

**dBlast** · 12-19-2004, 07:12 PM

vijey, one thing: I suggest you to get a dictionary next time you updat your site, because no one will trust a website and do business with it if they don't have a proper language use.

**startingline** · 12-19-2004, 11:44 PM

i know how to program the itnernet phone =P

**bkclan** · 01-21-2005, 06:37 PM

dBlast. i agree. And the site looks a bit amature-ish.

**Ausant** · 01-25-2005, 12:07 PM

thats not god having.. miss splet words on your site.. if i ever go to a site like that i just exit it.. i would say it was a 10 yr olds work..

**ahmed.bizhat.com** · 02-10-2005, 03:05 PM

ausant...i second that opinion....having just moved from canada i know the standard of companies out there...and this site is basically really really bad....not to mention it is ethnocentric...centred around the farily large tamil community in toronto....but....not really good marketing is it? lol 10 year old...heheh...