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	<title>Comments on: Hosted VOIP ain&#8217;t all that</title>
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		<title>By: Gibson</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The model just hasn&#039;t been proven, you&#039;re right. But it&#039;s the next Hotmail when it does. Once the industry realizes a method to leverage all of the existing pops, like a network such as Primus, then the hosted IP PBX features offered at a yearly fee or next to free will cause a rush of people going into the service. From an enterprise point of view, yes it&#039;s a hard sell. Going with consumer based products you will benefit faster and work closer to the dollar than being the enterprise company unless you are a Guru of VoIP and promise to personally hold the hand of the companies you are deploying day and night. Consumers are more forgiving and have no problem putting 60 - 300 dollars a year extra on a credit card. That&#039;s my 2 cents.

Ryan Gibson, VoIPBlogs.com]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The model just hasn&#8217;t been proven, you&#8217;re right. But it&#8217;s the next Hotmail when it does. Once the industry realizes a method to leverage all of the existing pops, like a network such as Primus, then the hosted IP PBX features offered at a yearly fee or next to free will cause a rush of people going into the service. From an enterprise point of view, yes it&#8217;s a hard sell. Going with consumer based products you will benefit faster and work closer to the dollar than being the enterprise company unless you are a Guru of VoIP and promise to personally hold the hand of the companies you are deploying day and night. Consumers are more forgiving and have no problem putting 60 &#8211; 300 dollars a year extra on a credit card. That&#8217;s my 2 cents.</p>
<p>Ryan Gibson, VoIPBlogs.com</p>
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