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Computer Phones ? Facts and Fallacies

Computer Phones ? Facts and Fallacies

The stakes are high when considering security, privacy, and savings, and the old adage, "look before you leap" might be a more judicial approach when searching for a computer phone provider, aka VoIP (voice over internet protocol).

FACTS

? PC phones (VoIP) can save individuals and businesses up to 80% on current phone bills, regardless of whether calls are made from PC to landlines or mobile phones.

? Secure lines that include patented technology are protected against terminal viruses, worms, Trojan horses, unscrupulous hackers, and uninvited guests listening in on private conversations.

? Unsecure lines cripple users by creating dangerous vulnerability to security and privacy due to operating on open platforms or shared services.

? Over 90% of all VoIP provider services are on unsecure lines.

? Greater than 90% of VoIP solutions providers DO NOT HAVE their own patented technology.

? Costly computer crash repairs have resulted from using unsecure lines.

? Sound travels faster over the internet versus traditional phone lines.

? VoIP requires an inexpensive microphone when not built into the computer.

? There is usually an activation fee.

? Numerous VoIP providers host hidden costs.

? Most VoIP providers charge for de-activation.

? Some VoIP provider require a contract.

FALLACIES

? Broadband or high speed internet connections are the base requirements for VoIP connections. (There are a few VoIP solutions providers with integrity, security, and patented technology that offer service for dial-up connections, as well as DSL, satellite, cable, and broadband connections).

? All well known phone services now offering VoIP have their own patented technology (over 95% do not).

? All well known phone services now offering VoIP incorporate secure lines (over 90% do not).

? Using an open platform is safe.

? Peer-to-Peer services are on secure lines.

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