RECOMMENDATIONS Conference Call Carrier - Anveo Not

[krzykat]

OK - so I have a DID with Anveo and the client was having a conference call. I pay per minute, not per trunk on the DID, so I thought no big deal. Well, even though they still charge per minute, they are limiting that number to just 10 concurrent channels to it. That meant 11+ callers all received fast busy.

Assuming I'll have let's say 30 callers - who do you recommend for those calls? Does VoIP Innovations or others have similar "limiters" in place?

I mean since I pay per call, I just don't understand - if I have 1 call or 1000, you get paid per minute per call, so what would you care? (other than you need to make sure you have the proper infrastructure in place to begin with).

Maybe Alcazar? or give Signalwire a shot?

 

[krzykat]

I spoke with VoIPInnovations and the only limit they place on the per minute DID's is 20 calls per second and 2000 concurrent calls. Using a tier-0 carrier - I think I've found a low cost method for accomplishing the goal of conferencing.

 

[atsak]

VI works fine for this I can confirm; Alcazar has I think 50 channels available but I'm sure you can ask for more. . .

 

[mainenotarynet]

Well, there is Uber Conference, They have Free (like to try or conferences of not more that 20? I think) or a paid version (I pay 11.35 / month) for up to 100 AND it's not just on phone either. you can use your computer headset (speakers and Mike).

Paid can choose a local (or even a Toll Free [more for TF] ) and record.

Where Hiformance Bit it, I have to reconstruct mine on the PBX side but if interested in trying it with me we can set something up.

My page is https://www.uberconference.com/mainenotarynet -- and if you have LinkedIn, you can sign in with that, or just fill in your Name and click Join.

I check in here a couple times a day so if anyone wants to try UC, let me know.

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