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VoIPThe Pros and Cons of Voip For sure you have heard about Voip. But maybe you would like to know the difference between Voice over Internet Protocol phone services (Voip) and the Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS). Here are some answers. There are, in fact, a great many positive reasons to switch from POTS to VoIP:
Benefits Of VoIP In The Home As the Internet grows ever larger and can be found in increasing numbers of homes across the world, the communities in which we live are shrinking in terms of contact ability every day. As more contacts are made among people globally, there has been a strong demand to improve conversational abilities beyond the capacity and cost of the traditional phone market. What you MUST know about VOIP VoIP
(Voice over internet protocol) represents the next generation of Phone
services. The VoIP technology uses a high speed internet connection
(such as DSL or cable) rather than a traditional phone line, for the
transmission of voice signals. The use of this technology costs significantly
less than the use of traditional phone lines. Think of it as having
to send a document to someone by fax versus sending the same document
by e-mail. Which option is cheaper? The cost of faxing a document depends
on where you're faxing it to and how many pages you're faxing (and therefore
how long you'll use the phone line). E-mailing the document costs the
same thing regardless of where you're e-mailing it to and how many pages
you're e-mailing. The same applies to VOIP.
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