Internet Phone Service

Voices over internet protocol (VOIP) systems have revolutionized the once stagnant telephone service market.  Companies such as ViaTalk, along with competitors such as Vonage and Lingo, have transformed the way we communicate by using inexpensive internet connections to carry voice traffic, providing crystal clear sound quality at prices that often cost one third or less than traditional land line packages.  

The ViaTalk VOIP package comes with a Linksys phone adapter.  The adapter connects to the user's broadband modem using either an Ethernet or USB connection.  It is compatible with most phones, both wireless and wired, and also does not interfere with existing home wifi networks.  Installation is simple and ViaTalk support is available for those who run into difficulties.

Of course, all VOIP providers offer similar hardware and support at comparable prices, so what is it that sets ViaTalk apart from the others? The most obvious answer is that the feature set that comes with their base VOIP package is truly massive. From traditional offering such as call waiting, call forwarding, and voice mail to more exotic features such as call broadcasting (a service that allows users to send recorded messages to multiple phone numbers), voice mail notification via email and instant message, and an innovative feature called call hunt which allows users to forward incoming messages to up to five different numbers.

In addition to residential digital phone services, ViaTalk also offers business class products as well.  Business plans include all of the features of residential plans, but also provide extras such as unlimited fax service and enhanced voicemail.  In the modern era of massive business cost reduction efforts, voice over IP is becoming a logical choice for businesses from top end Fortune 500 mega corporations to tiny mom and pop shops.  

ViaTalk VOIP service and other digital telephony systems are concerned that the emergency 911 services are not always available since voice over IP services circumvent much of the traditional call routing processes.  Substantial progress has been made to insure that their voice over IP providers know the physical location at which the service will be used so that they can provide that information when routing to the appropriate 911 service.

These small issues aside, ViaTalk VoIP service is growing in popularity and projections indicate that more growth can be expected in the near term as both residential and corporate users strive to reduce costs.  ViaTalk compares favorably with most other providers and includes a rich feature set that few of the others can match.

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