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Tuly

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  1. 34 minutes ago, amn said:

    I think it could be the death of VoIP as we know it.  I am pretty sure Comcast already throttles VoIP traffic in some locations depending on how busy the internet is.  At least for residential customers.  They never admit it and I don't think their support people even know about it.  

    They won't even bother asking for payment for a faster lane or anything like that because it competes directly with their services.  So I think VoIP will be the worst case scenario when net neutrality goes away.

    So When are we going on unemployment?  Darren You want to sell the company while it's still last for a few bucks? 

  2. This is not a political form and please do not bring up any political opinions but as a matter of fact, I would like to get the community's opinion, would  repealing Net Neutrality hurt us small local Voip providers?

    What would be the chances of Internet providers throttling SIP traffic, Or even blocking SIP traffic only if you pay more money, because they want you to use their own phones solution? 

    There may be a lot of fear mongering, but for those who have an informed opinion I would like to know what is true and what is not true,

     

    Thank you!

  3. 2 minutes ago, Karl Stallknecht said:

    @Tuly Yea that's definitely a queue. That being said we can kind of fake this same behavior by using a ring group and setting it to play MOH instead of ringing. And to avoid the issue of beeping for call waiting, you can disable call waiting on the phone itself. The only issue with this is you have to create a call flow that indefinitely loops so that if the customer is on the phone it won't just skip it...meaning you can't have voicemail.

    but when you have 5 callers in the call flow how can you make sure you will the calls in order? 1st then 2nd? 

  4. 8 minutes ago, Darren Schreiber said:

    That is, basically by definition, a call queue, yes.

     

    i was looking in the sandbox call center app but i could not find all the options like if the user should hear a beep -  if the caller should hear "you are the 3rd in line"  -  What interval should those messages play, are the option available in call center?

     

     

  5. a user wants to have 1 phone and all incoming calls should hear MOH if he is on the phone (doesn't want to get any beeps) when he hangs up with the 1st caller the phone should ring with the next caller, he hangs up with the 2nd caller the phone should ring with the 3rd caller..... 

    how would i set that up?

     

  6. 15 minutes ago, Darren Schreiber said:

    @esoare the reason I said it screams CDRs is because you said "missed" calls. Also the inbound call stats sounds like call center too, frankly. Like I can't imagine a customer saying "I'm curious how many people called our main number", but perhaps people say that.

    But what good is a "missed" call for a sales person? Number of times someone called and they weren't at their desk and it went to voicemail? They care about that?

     

    possible a sales person doesn't care, but there manager or boss would ask for this 5 times a month.. 

     

    @esoare you can use missed call to email for the 20 DID sample. 

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