What is VoIP?  to many it is "Savingss" "Flexibilty"

Since it first appeared in the home market about five years ago, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology has been helping people make big savings on their phone bills. Yet many users are still unsure about exactly how it works and what you need to get started.

In essence, VoIP allows a broadband Internet connection to be used to make and receive phone calls. Because the calls travel over the Internet rather than the copper wire networks of the major phone companies, VoIP service providers can offer rates way below those of traditional carriers. In some cases calls can even be free.

To achieve this feat, VoIP technology converts sound waves (a human voice) into data. During this conversion, the voice is sampled thousands of times each second with the samples being converted to electronic packets. These packets are then streamed over the Internet in the same way as everything from emails to web pages.

Because the voice stream has to find its way through the complex web of networks that make up the Internet, each packet is labelled with the destination address of the person being called. So, even if some of the packets take a different path or arrive out of order, they can still be reassembled into voice sound waves when they arrive. When this process happens in two directions, you have a phone call.

Early usage of VoIP was constrained by slow Internet links which led to poor voice quality and call drop-outs. But, as more and more people moved to broadband connections such as ADSL or cable, the quality and reliability of VoIP calls has improved significantly.

With high speed broadband becoming more widespread and hardware cheaper... VOIP which is simply put, using to Internet to make calls to each other with rates considerably less than normal phones.

Starting with a simple adapter that you plug your router and normal phone handset (including wireless units) into, combined with an easy to set up account, you are making calls at 1c/min or 10c/flat nationally which you can swap between every 7 days... These accounts are FREE between each other and only incur a $5/month fee, and only $2 for sub accounts.

Up from that we can provide a range of more upmarket adapters that can receive calls through your normal handset and your land line... But when you make a call you use the cheaper VOIP account..

Up from that we can supply small business with a hardware unit that stays logged on say 5 accounts (sub accounts are only $2/month) .. So a user picks up a line that's free and makes the call. At 1c/min nationally you can well imagine the savings...

DID Numbers - These are regular numbers linked to your Voip accounts so others can can you. These numbers can be of most Area codes. (Allows you to have a presence in every town) 1800 and 1300 numbers available

Overseas calls are cheap o with USA And UK at 2c/min

For free calls between high users to the same number we suggest a sub account for the other end and free calls can then be made.

Please contact us for any further information.