Subject: Wave Goodbye to Phone-Bills with VoIP Home & Business Phone-Services

From: "VoIP Phone Info" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2015 11:45:22 -0500

Do You Still Use a Typical, Old-Style Phone Setup at Your Home or Your Business?

If so, are you aware that you are paying for outdated phone technology?

You can start saving a bundle of cash every month AND year just by switching to a modern VoIP system.

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So Just What is VoIP Service Then?

Good question. Basically, VoIP service allows users to make all kinds of phone calls using their existing internet connection at either their home or business rather than using a traditional phone line. Being that you are using the internet connect you already pay for, this all comes at no additional charge(s). (both local as well as long distance).

This Sounds Great Right? Ok, So Just Exactly What Does This Mean to Me?

Simply put, you will be able to make both your local AND your long distance calls at no further costs because you are making these calls using your existing internet connection, and not paying for a phone line. A comparison to help make this concept even more clear, is sending emails. When you log online to send a friend or coworker an email, you don't pay to send that email, right? The reason for this is because you're using your currentt internet-setup that you already pay for. This is the same concept as VoIP!

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Although every institution has plenty of old desk phones to switch out, they probably also have some analog lines that are easier to leave in place. Transylvania University has the occasional analog phone in a classroom or hallway, along with some apartment-door sensors that dial a special monitoring device in our public safety office. In migrating to VoIP, we saw no reason to run network cabling to these spots or pay for a fancy new VoIP phone that would rarely be used, especially when analog gateway devices exist to bridge such analog lines to work with VoIP systems. However, as you weigh considerations like these for your own VoIP migration, be aware that there is one old analog device that can burn you: fire alarm dialers.Either way, most old alarm panel dialers will not function correctly over a VoIP system or analog gateway. The reason is that, when they are converted to digital and compressed, analog signa
ls are optimized for voice — not data — so a fire alarm panel is unable to send correct signals to a monitoring station. (Fax lines face a similar problem for the same reason.) Some institutions, however, have their own PBX systems and hook up their panels as internal extensions, which also violates NFPA code: "The primary means of transmission shall be a telephone line (number) connected to the public switched network." In this situation, you must make a change because the panels are connected to your old phone system.

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