
So free conference calling services, chat and sex lines were set up with numbers connecting to rural Iowa. The rural carriers split the incoming revenue with the internet companies.
The large phone companies started to block calls, the free conference calling services complained to the FCC and now the large phone companies stopped blocking calls and instead refuse to pay.
If nothing else this article shows just how inconsistent the telecom policies are in the US and moreover how technologies like the internet and IP communications have been able to open up large business opportunities.
michael l. baldwin
October 11, 2007 at 1:15 pmi need this for my busniess
Andre Vanier
December 7, 2007 at 5:33 amTry Rondee (www.rondee.com)
Its a free conferencing calling service with an incredibly easy way to schedule the call in the first place.
The company uses a San Diego bridge (no rural termnination)
Mike Dangles
May 22, 2008 at 12:24 pmI would not use Freeconferencecall.com for this service. I have had terrible luck with the recording of our calls 3 times now. They have no back-up system or any way to save recorded conference calls. Customer service is by far the worst! Try any other company and save yourself the agony of recording an hour long conference and having it deleted with no help from this company.
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