Here are the top 8 questions that you may
want to ask your VoIP provider before you subscribe.
These questions
will help prevent unwanted surprises that could affect your overall
satisfaction with your new service and certainly are worth considering.
Some have to do with equipment and cost and others with features, service and
the provider themselves. In any case, each question should supply
information for you to make an educated decision of which VoIP provider to
choose.
Understanding the limitations of a
current technology is as important as knowing its strengths. Good
planning and wise implementation should be a cornerstone with VoIP sales
professionals, as well as those who are getting the service themselves.
Use these guidelines (especially if you are a small business) to avoid some
common mistakes or misconceptions. Good planning, smart implementation
and sound advice, makes for a successful result.
1.What is VoIP?
Voice over Internet
Protocol (VoIP), is a technology that allows you to make voice calls
using a broadband Internet connection instead of
a regular (or analog) phone line. Some VoIP services
may only allow you to call other people using the same service, but others may
allow you to call anyone who has a telephone number - including local, long
distance, mobile, and international numbers. Also, while some VoIP services
only work over your computer or a special VoIP phone, other services allow you
to use a traditional phone connected to a VoIP adapter.
VoIP services convert your voice into a digital signal that travels over the Internet. If you are calling a regular phone number, the signal is converted to a regular telephone signal before it reaches the destination. VoIP can allow you to make a call directly from a computer, a special VoIP phone, or a traditional phone connected to a special adapter. In addition, wireless "hot spots" in locations such as airports, parks, and cafes allow you to connect to the Internet and may enable you to use VoIP service wirelessly.
VoIP services convert your voice into a digital signal that travels over the Internet. If you are calling a regular phone number, the signal is converted to a regular telephone signal before it reaches the destination. VoIP can allow you to make a call directly from a computer, a special VoIP phone, or a traditional phone connected to a special adapter. In addition, wireless "hot spots" in locations such as airports, parks, and cafes allow you to connect to the Internet and may enable you to use VoIP service wirelessly.
2.What is route?
A device that allows analog telephones, as well as the PCs
in a home network, to be connected to a high-speed Internet connection. VoIP
signals are routed to the telephones, while other IP traffic is routed to the
PCs on the network.
VoIP (Voice over IP) technology supports digital
residential telephone service over long-distance networks like the Internet.
Hooking up telephones to VoIP usually requires a hardware adapter connected to
the home Internet link. These adapters can be purchased and installed
separately. However, as an alternative to maintaining yet another gadget at
home, VoIP routers (also called VoIP gateways) feature built-in telephone
terminal adapters in addition to their normal wireless networking functions.
3.What different routes do you offer?
There are so many routes
are in market. We offer 3 different routes:
Route Grey or non cli -> lowest possible rates, no guaranteed quality
Route Standard -> low rates, good quality
Route Premium cli -> slightly higher rates, very good quality
Route Grey or non cli -> lowest possible rates, no guaranteed quality
Route Standard -> low rates, good quality
Route Premium cli -> slightly higher rates, very good quality
4.What is CLI Route
and how to check?
CLI stands for Caller ID. Caller ID is a significant feature in VoIP. Caller ID is when calling to another phone, your number will appear in Caller ID so they can recognize it is you.
Typically
when calling locally in your country, you do not need to be concerned about
caller ID because it is something that is guaranteed. When calling
internationally, you are not definite the CLI feature thus it is the
responsibility of the wholesaler to check thoroughly. In VoIP wholesale
termination, one can decide to allow CLI routes or to not let them.
Generally for termination providers, CLI routes are more expensive than non
CLI as a result they choose non CLI for the reason that customer
always wants cheap rates with good quality.
5.How can I
use VoIP service? how to make international
calls?
Everybody wants to know, how they can use VoIP service. You can use VoIP service with PC and Mobile by using internet. There are so many dialer providers in market with different name. To use VoIP service you have choose any VoIP service provider then you have follow below mention steps
Everybody wants to know, how they can use VoIP service. You can use VoIP service with PC and Mobile by using internet. There are so many dialer providers in market with different name. To use VoIP service you have choose any VoIP service provider then you have follow below mention steps
i. You have to active internet with your mobile phone or
PC
ii. You have to install dialer that will be provided with
your VoIP service provider (like that- http://dialerlinks.com)
iii. After successfully install, please give dialer operator
code if operator code dialer and for platinum dialer no need op code.
iv. Please give login and password then login ( login and
password will be provide your voip service provider)
v. Then you can see that software is as like as mobile.
Now you can make call.
For check your VoIP service, you may contact with
us info@mobiledialers.com,
then we will send dialer links with login and password. After then you can
check VoIP service. Any inquiry, comments or question, please don’t hesitate to
ask.
6.Where to buy international
calling cards? Where can i get an international calling card? Where to purchase
international calling cards? where can i buy
international calling cards?
That’s a very good
question. There are so many providers in the world, who are providing VoIP
service. Before buy, you have to mind it, that provider will be secure or not
but it is very difficult to judge, Anyway to check a provider you may follow
below steps.
- First take a test account from provider to check voice quality.
- Now check its route is cli or non cli. Cli route is very good voice quality all time. CLI stands for Caller ID. Caller ID is a significant feature in VoIP. Caller ID (login number) is when calling to another phone, your number will appear in Caller ID, so they can recognize it is you.
- When you make call then see you watch time and when you call end then check dialer minutes and your watch minutes same or not. Some are giving 45 or 50 or 55 second minutes. It is one kinds of cheat. Because actual minute is count by 60 second.
- After call please check CDR (call duration or call history). When you make call by test account then not calling continually, just call 1 or 2 or 5 minutes then cut (END or cancel) your call. Now check call history report and see clients cost. If per 1 minutes call charge is same for all calls then it is ok. If not match all cost by minutes then provider will be do illegal way.
- Finally think, that provider is reliable or not then make payment.
7.What are the rates for international calls with your VoIP service?
One of the big savings with a VoIP service is the charge for
international calls. Some plans even include an array of included
countries for one low monthly charge. Inquire
about the cost of international calls, especially the per minute charge to the
countries that you most likely be calling. Low International rates are
one of the big VoIP benefits of VoIP service and unless you are certain that
you will not be calling International, then this could be an important factor,
especially for business accounts. Some companies can save enough that
VoIP, even a single SIP trunk, should be one of their top budget saving ideas.
Actually VoIP call
rates depend on VoIP service provider. Someone is using low quality route or
non cli route or gray route and someone is using quality route or white cli
route. Non cli or Gray route and CLI or White CLI route calling rate are so
many difference. Suppose white cli route is 0.0100$ per minute and other hand
non cli or gray route rate will be 0.0045$ to 0.0060$. So call rate depends on
quality.
8.How is the VoIP call quality of your service?
Quality
may be one of the most difficult questions to answer, because it's not easy to
do a call sampling on different providers. But, asking the question is
worthwhile.
With any new
technology there will be some issues and experiences that are just part of the
growth pattern. This being said, some providers are going to offer a
better sounding more stable network than others. In some cases, price may
be indicative of this. One provider offers a service with a few good
features for $10.00/mo., while another may have a few more features and have a
monthly price of $30.00/mo. The $20.00 savings may not be great after you
experience their quality. So, first check voice quality all time clear or
not. Who are giving high rate they are provide excellent service with quality and
who are giving low very rate they are provide less quality service and not
secure.
The first thing to do is decide what part of VOIP marketplace you want to serve. Here are some possibilities:
- Prepaid Cards / Reseller Program
- VOIP consulting
- PBX sales and service
- Call Center Solutions
- Independent Sales/Service Agent for existing VOIP service providers
- VOIP Provider services
- etc.
Within each category there are many choices. For example, for Prepaid Cards/ Reseller Program:
There are so many providers
in the world, who are providing VoIP service. Before buy, you have to mind it, that
provider will be secure or not but it is very difficult to judge, Anyway to
check a provider you may follow below steps.
i.
- First take a test account from provider to check voice quality.
- Now check its route is cli or non cli. Cli route is very good voice quality all time. CLI stands for Caller ID. Caller ID is a significant feature in VoIP. Caller ID (login number) is when calling to another phone, your number will appear in Caller ID, so they can recognize it is you.
- When you make call then see you watch time and when you call end then check dialer minutes and your watch minutes same or not. Some are giving 45 or 50 or 55 second minutes. It is one kinds of cheat. Because actual minute is count by 60 second.
- After call please check CDR (call duration or call history). When you make call by test account then not calling continually, just call 1 or 2 or 5 minutes then cut (END or cancel) your call. Now check call history report and see clients cost. If per 1 minutes call charge is same for all calls then it is ok. If not match all cost by minutes then provider will be do illegal way.
- Finally think, that provider is reliable or not then make payment.
If you want to become a calling card reseller or USD reseller,
please contact with us. Firstly we will send Test account and dialer links to
check voice quality. If you like voice quality then we will send calling card
packages, Demo reseller, payment details and others necessary information.
After reseller we will teach to you complete training to create and manage calling
card with reseller panel.