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  • Sharky
    Confirmed User
    • Mar 2002
    • 4938
    #1

    VOIP with PBX service?

    I know this has been brought up several times before, however I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a good VOIP provider who offers a hosted PBX style service?

    I've researched and it looks like packet8.net is the best service/price value?

    any good/bad/ugly on moving to this service?
    Sharky
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    • Peaches
      Old broad
      • Oct 2002
      • 13933
      #2
      Packet8 is who Todd (sextoyking) uses and he has recommended it MANY times.

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        • Big Ray
          Confirmed User
          • Dec 2003
          • 464
          #3
          Check out Covad's new iPBX and vPBX. Both are cool.

          A little expensive to get off the ground, but scales nicely.

          I am waiting until the soft phones come out for vPBX. I'm not in the mood to pay $600 per phone for a cisco VoIP handset. The soft handsets are just a software based phone where you just plug a headset into your USB port on your PC. Just like Skype.

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            • Sharky
              Confirmed User
              • Mar 2002
              • 4938
              #4
              Originally posted by Peaches
              Packet8 is who Todd (sextoyking) uses and he has recommended it MANY times.
              \

              That's where I originally got the link. Packet8 FINALLY started offering the PBX based system. It's about $533 setup and $120/mo for their 3 line minimum. It includes 3 IP phones and the first month service.

              I'm paying about $250/mo with our existing 3 line setup. It varies based upon the amount of 800# calls we have. Seems like a good deal to reduce my costs by 50%+


              I checked out Covad.. and it seems they are selling the VOIP server rather than the hosted solution. or am I missing something?
              Sharky

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                • myneid
                  Confirmed User
                  • Jan 2003
                  • 738
                  #5
                  i used to have a link to an open source program which will treat any voip service as a pbx.
                  i believe their example was with vonage but i cant find the link for hte life of me now.
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                    • Sharky
                      Confirmed User
                      • Mar 2002
                      • 4938
                      #6
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