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Fine. This describes the reason why lots of companies find their way to VoIP. The "location" of an IP number or an URI is changeable very simple because there are things like DNS and so on. This is much simpler than to change a telephone numbering plan.

But more and more telephone companies are switching to IP technology. So a "normal phone number" can be made as "movable" as an IP number in future using the same technology. ENUM is a step into this direction.

Wolfgang

Why use that when there is cheaper, indubitably better, and much less spammy service available from broadvoice.com ?

miguel

for me is working perfect. the rates are not expensive and i can call to too many places . then is very simple to connect and I can travel with it.. so it become my mobile voip.. I know there are too many voip services around.. but with this one not only you save on your phone bill but it also gives you the chance to earn an extra income.. I don't see anything bad on this... and you? greetings, supreme voip

Which are better.

Yes, I do - as with so many of these pyramid scams that "give you the chance to earn extra income", the actual result is spam that the rest of us have to put up with.

Anyway, you'll get bored and give up when you realize that you're not actually earning anything, so have at it.

miguel

This "supreme voip" guy has been suckered into doing someone else's advertising for them through an incentive scheme. You'll see that the URLs he posts in his spam messages have ID numbers that identify users he referred to the web site.

The two problems with supreme voip's fantasy are:

A) None of these schemes ever pays out anything significant, despite the line of crap he was fed by whoever recruited him, so he will end up spending more time than it's worth. In almost every case the sucker in his role could make a lot more money at a minimum-wage burger flipping job.

B) Because he has no useful resources or skills for advertising, he's stuck with loser approaches like spamming newsgroups, which just results in closed internet accounts and pissed-off people trying to make his life difficult.

miguel

Waid-a-minute please, what is this "extra income"???