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Fred Posner, VoIP Geek
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- Interest in voIP
- Service provider, Programmer, End user
- About Me:
- Fred Posner is half the team of VoipTechChat.com and a VoIP Geek with Team Forrest.
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A2DDA Blocks Asterisk Parking Data
Posted on March 13, 2009 at 1:44am —
Are You in the VoIP Twitter Directory?
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Posted on January 3, 2009 at 5:13pm —
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Posted on November 19, 2008 at 4:24am —
AstriCon Swag
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And later tonight? Free Beer. Now that's just the best swag of all.
Posted on September 23, 2008 at 11:12pm —
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for asterisk beginners
A Beginners Guide To Successful VOIP Over DSL
Michael Graves always has interesting VoIP articles in his blog. This is one of them. Check it out.Digium Mailing Lists
This is the master list of the Digium mailing lists. The most busy is asterisk-users. Another useful one is asterisk-biz, the business list. There are a lot of other specialized ones and the most widely known is probably asterisk-dev, the developers list.Asterisk The Future of Telephony
Amazon.com: Asterisk: The Future of Telephony: Books: Jim Van Meggelen,Jared Smith,Leif Madsen by Jim Van Meggelen,Jared Smith,Leif MadsenONLamp.com: VoIP and POTS Integration with Asterisk
Learn how to configure an Asterisk system so that it can receive calls from other SIP clients and interoperate with both analog and VoIP telephony services. John Todd takes asterisk setup and configuration to a new level by adding POTS hardware to connect your pbx to the phine line(s)ONLamp.com: Asterisk: A Bare-Bones VoIP Example
Asterisk is both an open source toolkit for telephony applications and a full-featured PBX application. Learn how to configure a simple telephone system with Asterisk in this tutorial. Excellent first-look article!Events
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IP'09
October 7, 2009 at 9:45am to October 8, 2009 at 9:45am – Earls Court, London
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The Tennessean posted today that at&t is raising the rates of basic phone service and calling features in the hopes of increasing profits. Although basic phone service would increase by “pennies,” other features would see a much more significant increase. For example, Caller ID and Call Forwarding would increase about a dollar and bundle packs would increase about 2 dollars. Oh, and at&t reported a profit of 3.46 billion dollars — in just the first quarter.
So now, you’re a landline service provider. People are dropping landline service for VoIP and Wireless Only plans. You’re making an average of just over a billion dollars a month profit. You want that number to increase. So, you raise rates? Wouldn’t that make people jump ship even more? So, instead of making your services more attractive, you’re going to jack up prices on your loyal customers who are chosing to stay with you despite cheaper alternatives. Nice.