Jusqu'à récemment je ne connaissais rien du tout à la VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocole). On m'a parlé de l'offre de TELEXTREME qui permet de pouvoir téléphoner d'un téléphone fixe vers les 3 opérateurs mobiles (ORANGE, SFR et BOUYGUES) en tant que particulier pour moins de 60 dollars par mois et en illimité ! Sans contrainte de devoir téléphoner le soir ou le week-end.

Personnellement, j'ai encore cru qu'il s'agissait d'une offre bidon ou encore d'une arnaque ! Sauf que après avoir recherché les informations, cela s'avère... VRAI. On peut grâce à un boitier, ici il s'agit d'un boitier ATA, qui permet de bénéficier de la technologie de la voip avec un routeur VOIP.

En ce qui me concerne, entre le déballage du boitier telextreme de son carton et son installation sur ma freebox jusqu'à la mise en route pour passer mon premier appel, il m'aura fallu en tout et pour tout de 5 minutes seulement.

Comment fait on les branchements ?

On branche de son boitier telextreme (qui fait également office de routeur) un cable ethernet de celui-ci à la Freebox sur le port ethernet.

On branche le boitier sur l'alimentation 220 volts (nous avons pour cela un adaptateur universel qui transforme le 110 volts en 220 volts).

On branche un téléphone, il peut s'agir également d'un téléphone avec la technologie DECT (sans fil) et on donne son premier appel.

A titre d'information, pour téléphoner c'est tout bonnement comme si nous téléphonions des usa vers la France par exemple. Donc si je souhaite téléphoner sur un téléphone mobile je fais le 011 (indicatif sortant des usa) ensuite 33 (ici le code pays pour la France) 6 (s'il s'agit d'un appel vers un mobile suivi des autres chiffres, pas la peine de mettre le "0" devant) ou alors le 1 si c'est pour téléphoner vers l'Ile de France.

De cette façon, je peux téléphoner maintenant de n'importe où dans le monde, très utile si je suis un internaute nomade qui voyage dans le monde entier car ainsi je peux téléphoner de n'importe où dans le monde. La seule contrainte étant de pouvoir accèder à de l'internet haut débit (adsl ou cable) et là je peux donc téléphoner en France (appels vers fixes et mobiles inclus), en Italie, en Suisse, en Allemagne, aux USA, au Canada, en Chine.

Le tout pour un abonnement mensuel de 60 dollars.

Le premier mois, l'investissement est de 273,50 dollars minimum mais pour ce prix je démarre également un business en marketing de réseau, ou marketing multi niveau.

Imaginez même vos mis vont pouvoir vous joindre si vous êtes en vacance où que vous soyez (avec une connexion haut débit en ce qui nous concerne) même si vous êtes en Algérie ou au Maroc ou ailleurs.

Donc téléphoner en Algérie en illimité ou téléphoner au Maroc en illimité peut devenir possible pour vraiment pas cher. Comment tout simplement en téléphonant vers le numéro us de la personne abonnée chez Telextreme.

Bien sûr vous pouvez si vous le souhaitez ne rester que simple client, mais sincèrement avec seulement une différence tarifaire de 37,88 dollars il serait bête de se priver de ce système d'affiliation qui peut donc permettre de ne plus payer ses appels internationaux ! Car imaginez faites du "parrainage" et ne payez plus votre abonnement c'est plutôt une excellente nouvelle.

Alors si en plus certaines personnes souhaitent en faire un business, n'hésitez contactez moi sur skype : oriolisarl

Et indiquez moi votre numéro de téléphone mobile que je puisse vous téléphoner dessus.

Ou alors téléphonez moi au : 01 46 78 68 68 ou directement au 06 63 13 79 79 et indiquez moi votre numéro de téléphone portable que je puisse vous rappeler. Attention, si vous tombez sur le répondeur merci de laisser à 2 reprises distinctement votre numéro de téléphone portable.

Plus d'informations également ici : http://www.orioli.com

Skype vs. Vonage: VoIP services explained!   by Louis Philip

Many of you have probably already heard about VoIP, or voice over IP. This is a technology that allows you to make telephone calls using the internet. With VoIP you can save money on your monthly bill, get inexpensive or even free long distance, plus get loads of extra services without any additional cost. Unless you have lots of time to explore the more than 1100 VoIP providers that exists today, you will probably want to simply decide between two choices: Vonage or Skype.

In the world of VoIP you have two basic options; you can get the "regular phone replacement with lower monthly phone bills" option (Vonage) or you can get the "plug a phone into my computer and it costs me nothing" option (Skype).

If you go for Vonage, everything works pretty much like it works today with your home phone. The main differences are:

1) Your phone bill is somewhere between 15$ to 25$ a month.
2) You get inexpensive long distance rates, free if you are talking to another customer who uses Vonage.
3) You get a bunch of features included in the price. (VoiceMail, Call Forwarding, Caller ID, Call Waiting etc..)
4) You have a "box" that sits between your computer and your internet connection. (This box will cost you 50$ to 100$)

You will keep your current phone number. You will have 911 service (FCC has mandated that VoIP providers such as Vonage provide full 911 service by ~September, 2005). You will have a nice web interface to all your fancy new phone features. You will get some pretty good customer service. If you want to keep your regular phone wiring you can do that too, though you will need to be a bit of a handyman type.

On top of this, you get some nifty extra benefits. For example, if you travel frequently you can take your "box" with you, plug it into any internet connection, plug a phone into the box and it's like you are sitting at home with your telephone!

Finally, Vonage is a reasonably large, aggressive company. This means they want your business and they are willing to fight for it. You can expect their prices to be competitive and to remain competitive. For more information you can go to their web site www.vonage.com. Don't forget that you should already have a high speed internet connection before using Vonage (or Skype).

Now, if you go for the "plug a phone into my computer and it costs me nothing" option then you want Skype. Skype is free, Skype is easy to use and Skype works. All you have to do is download, install and start using it. It is completely painless. If you are like me, you will start using Skype because you want to stop paying for long distance. My mother lives in the Czech Republic. In the Czech Republic it costs a lot of money to call North America. I told her to get Skype, now she calls me all time. Good thing Skype has VoiceMail!

After you get used to paying nothing for long distance, you will begin discovering some of Skype's other options. As of June, 2005 Skype has the following options:

1) You can get Skype Voicemail for ~19$ a year (that is about ~1.50$ per month)

2) You can call almost any phone number on the planet for 2 cents a minute, half of what Vonage charges! (Skype to Skype calls are free)

3) You can get an incoming phone number for around ~40$ a year (that is only 3.50$ per month and they throw in voicemail for free! Remember, unlike Vonage which gives you a phone number when you agree to pay the 15$-25$ a month, Skype starts you off for free but will only give you a phone number when you start paying them 3.50$ a month. I started off using Skype for free since I was only making Skype to Skype calls at first)

4) You get a bunch of features included for free (conference calling, Caller ID, Call Waiting ...)

5) There are tons of add-ons (also know as plug-ins) for Skype, many of them are free. You can get a Skype Answering machine, you can have Skype integrated into Microsoft Outlook or you can even start Podcasting with Skype.

6) There are lots of Skype communities. You can meet people for fun and conversation, you can even meet people to learn new languages.

7) Last, but not least, Skype has instant messaging and file sharing.

Once you get going with Skype you will find that it starts to grow on you. I haven't replaced my regular phone with Skype, but it has become my second phone line and I use it frequently. At work I use Skype all the time. Since I'm already sitting at my computer it is much more convenient to talk with my team members using Skype than picking up the phone and giving them a call.

However, Skype does not have 911 service, nor would I expect it to have 911 service until 2007. Skype does not have good customer service. To be fair, they are growing really fast. They are getting 150,000 new users everyday, can you imagine trying to have great customer service when you are getting 150,000 new users signing up every single day?

Nonetheless, if you are like me you will find that Skype is the easiest choice to make. I wasn't ready to cancel my home phone and I wasn't ready to commit to paying a company a monthly fee, I simply wanted to stop paying for long distance. After that I got hooked!

If you are interested in Skype, then download Skype for free at www.skype.com.

Once you have Skype, you can find a Skype phone, add-on or community at SummitCircle.com. There you will find all the Skype add-ons (or plug-ins) that you want, you will find links to dozens of different Skype phones along with reviews and comments by users and you will find links to all the different Skype community sites on the web.

About the Author

Louis Philip is the owner of SummitCircle.com where he writes about the world of Skype and maintain the largest Skype resource site on the web.

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol)   by Marcom Communications

VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) has promised much for a few years. But now it is fast becoming a viable option for many UK businesses and home workers. VoIP technology allows telephone calls to be made over the internet at a fraction of the cost compared with traditional telephony. If you operate a multiple site company, VoIP could bring you exceptional benefits.

How does it work?

The technology works by converting the (human) voice to data packets, transmitting it over the internet, indeed any data connection running IP and reconverting the packets into human voice once it has reached the destination.Normal voice is in an analogue format.
This cannot be carried over data connections, so it is converted into digital sound packets so that it can be carried over the internet. This process is similar to internet technology where a modem is used to convert analogue data into digital and vice versa.

Benefits

You can speak to more than one person at a time (teleconference). There is also room for interactive video conferencing
Excellent voice quality.
In built firewall for security. This protects your business from telephone fraud.
Cost effective as calls can be compressed.
Saves money on cabling.
Protects your investment: Excellent disaster recovery
Please check our VOiP FAQs or call us on 0845 055 2070 for more information on how VOiP can benefit your organisation.