Telnet Connect Opens VoIP Floodgates

The days of lamenting the lack of options available when it comes to voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) programs, particularly business VoIP programs, are over. Anyone needing proof of that need only look to Telnet Connect, who recently planned to offer VoIP programs from several currently-operating providers.

With Telnet Connect's new array of options, users get access to a wide array of services, though not all of these need be used at any given time. Users get access to not only local and long distance calling—often without limits as well—but also to additional tools ranging from call attendant services, automatic forwarding or forwarding based on time of day, or even teleconferencing. Users can dodge the large capital expenditures involved in phone service, particularly when using a private branch exchange (PBX) system, by using a cloud-based or hosted service instead. That turns the service into a monthly expense rather than a massive one-time bill that may need updating in just a couple of years.

That's good news for interested users, but it gets better; Telnet Connect has a combined 40 years of experience contained within its service reps, meaning that it's likely the company can find just the right program to accommodate a business' needs. Whether it's a small business starting out or a more established medium-sized firm, Telnet Connect seems to have all parts of the small and medium-sized business (SMB) continuum covered, even to the point where it can provide help with the basic information gathering and processing portions, even helping to review bills or better understand quotes provided about service.

With reports noting that VoIP users save between 20 and 30 percent on telephone expenses, at the outer range, it's well worth looking into. It's not just about cost savings, of course; if any product doesn't do the job, it's not worth the expense to bring it in, even if the expense was the lowest in the market. With the sheer number of tools that Telnet Connect can bring into play, however, it's easy to suggest that it can cover just about any needs profile a company can generate. No one wants to overbuy on service, bringing in more than what's needed to do the job. Under-buying is just as much a problem; it's great if it's cheap, as long as it gets something accomplished. Paying the least for something that doesn't address a problem is still overpaying, and forces the user to go back out shopping, which takes time away from business.

Telnet Connect may have just the combination of tools on hand to make sure every user gets what's needed. It's certainly worth checking into, especially with so much in potential savings afoot for firms that make a lot of outgoing calls.

Edited by Maurice Nagle