Mike,
Martin O'Shield here from WindyCitySDR.
>From: mike castleman <mlc@democracynow.org>
>Subject: [Asterisk-Users] origination providers
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>hi folks,
>Has anyone found a good (and, ideally, cheap -- we
>don't really want any per-minute charges) origination
>provider which can handle a moderate number of
>simultaneous incoming calls (to the same, single
DID)?
How many simultaneous incoming calls do you want to
" Plan " for? If it less than what you are thinking,
you are safe, but if it is a magnitude higher than
what you think, callers calling into a overwhelmed
system is not your "End Goal".
You could run Ser and Asterisk on the same box :)
>Many of the providers I've tried contacting either
>won't call me back, or want me to sign an NDA just to
>get a rate quote, or some other bullshit. Most of the
>providers whose rates are plainly posted on their
>website have a limit of at most 4 or 6 simultaneous
>calls, which is not likely to be enough for the
>application I'm considering.
Txlink.net, ask to speak with Kristi Eggers.
>You can reply off-list or on-list, as you prefer.
>many thanks,
>Mike
Martin
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