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  • Q: What's the difference between regular phone lines and VoIP?
    A:

    The major difference between VoIP and regular phone lines is the voice transmission mode.

    While regular phone lines use copper wires to deliver the analog signal, VoIP on the other hand uses Internet based networks to transmit a digital voice signal.

    A traditional phone system transfers analog telephone signals between users using copper wires and Public Branch Exchange (PBX) switching systems.

    VoIP delivers voice signals digitally over Internet-based networks. Because it travels through an IP-based network, VoIP doesn’t rely on traditional telephone lines or telephone service providers like Bell or Rogers, making it a less expensive calling solution.

  • Q: Hosted PBX versus local PBX?
    A:

    A local PBX will usually give you more flexibility than a hosted PBX.

    However, a hosted PBX can make your life much easier in many ways:

    • No costly hardware and software installation or maintenance
    • Fast recovery in case of any disaster at your work place
    • No need for any in-house technician
    • Available from anywhere
  • Q: What are your privacy policies?
    A:

    You can view our privacy policies here.

  • Q: What is the delay for a DID to be added to my account once ordered?
    A:

    It takes 24hrs to 48hrs for an order to be completed and for the DID number to be assigned to your account.

    You should receive a reply from us within 24hrs to 48hrs with the status details of your request. For specials orders, delays can be longer.

  • Q: Is it possible to get sequential local DID numbers?
    A:

    Yes, we can usually get blocks or series of sequential phone numbers.

    We invite you to "contact us" to place an order should our inventory not display any.