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How customers access this flat rate 'unlimited' conference
call plan without paying long distance charges:
- Many local phone companies across the U.S. now
offer 'nationwide' calling for a relatively small flat monthly fee. With a nationwide calling plan, you can call
any of our bridge numbers and not pay any long distance charges or per minute rates.
- Using a cell phone with nationwide calling, although
'airtime' minutes would be ducted from the cell phone account, no long distance charges would apply if the account
has the 'nationwide' long distance feature.
- Many Canadian customers report the widespread
availability of 'unlimited' Canadian calling plans to call the lower 48.
- Using Skype or another unlimited VoIP provider
to dial-in.
- Receiving reimbursement by an employer for long
distance expense.
- Unlimited Long Distance Plan
Users
- If a participant has an 'unlimited long distance'
plan on their home or office phone line and dials the assigned access number, they will have no long distance charges.
It would be equivalent to dialing in with a toll free number.
- Accessing the Flat Rate Unlimited Plan from Canada
- Because of widespread availability in Canada,
many of our Canadian customers are using unlimited calling plans. This permits our Canadian users to access our
unlimited flat rate conference call plan without incurring any long distance fees from Canada.
- If your Participants are dialing-in
using a Cell Phone
- If your conferees are using a cell phone to access
your conference calls, chances are good that they will have the ability to call long distance without incurring
any extra charges from their cell phone provider. In this case, it would not make any difference whether they used
a toll free access number or a standard telephone number. Air-time minutes would be deducted unless the conference
call occured during the cell phone users unlimited nights and weekend period.
- Using Skype
- We have some customers that dial-in to our conferencing
bridge using Skype. This also works well in cases where the participant may be in another country.
- Create your own local access
number
- Call Forward your VoIP Line
- If you have an 'unlimited' VoIP
long distance plan on your office or home
phone line, you probably have a 'call forwarding' feature. You may be able to 'call forward' your own VoIP phone
number to the conference call access number.
We know this is possible with Packet8. Vonage will no longer permit multiple call forwards beyond two or three
callers but Packet8
with their 'business plan' does. The feature that makes this work is called 'auto attendant'.
Immediately prior to the conference
call start time, simply use the 'auto attendant' feature and forward your line to the assigned conferencing bridge
access number. This will create an instant local access number for your local conferees to dial-in.
You will incur the additional monthly cost for the VoIP service plan if you use this strategy. It may work for
you economically depending on how much conferencing you do.
- Click to view the 'toll free' bucket of minutes plan, or a 'pay as you go' (by the minute) plan.
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The Conference Calls Unlimited plan is not toll
free
The access number could be located in
Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, New Mexico or another state, the conferencing bridge locations.
Most of our existing 'Conference Calls Unlimited' customers do not care that the access numbers are not local to
them because of the extremely favorable economics of this plan --unlimited 24/7 use and no per minute charges.
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