What is VoIP?One of the latest innovations in
the telecommunications industry
is Voice Over Internet Protocol
technology (VoIP) technology
which allows users to make
voice calls over IP networks
such as the Internet instead of a
traditional phone line.
Some
VoIP services only work over
your computer i.
e.
Skype, but
some companies...
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What is VoIP?One of the latest innovations in the telecommunications industry is Voice Over Internet Protocol technology (VoIP) technology which allows users to make voice calls over IP networks such as the Internet instead of a traditional phone line. Some VoIP services only work over your computer i. e. Skype, but some companies like Kasamore offer services that also works on a traditional phone line, and mobile phone. So how exactly is a phone call processed for companies like Kasamore? First, the caller dials in, using an access number. The VoIP gateway, assisted by the Interactive Voice Response (IVR) server, then prompts the caller to enter his/her account ID (PIN) or no pin if its pinless dialing. Once the previous step is completed, the system authenticates the caller, prompts the VoIP gateway to announce the account balance to him/her, and signals him/her to dial the destination number. After the destination number has been entered, the system calculates the maximum ca
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KASAMOREKeep in Touch
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Also known as stored-value calling cards, because the card’s balance has already been paid for, prepaid
calling cards have been around since the mid-seventies....
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Ac dolor ac adipiscing amet bibendum, massa lacus molestie ut libero nec, diam et pharetra sodales eget vitae aliquet. KASAMOREKeep in Touch W W W. K A S A M O R E . C O M Also known as stored-value calling cards, because the card’s balance has already been paid for, prepaid calling cards have been around since the mid-seventies. It was first introduced in Italy by SIDA, a vending manufacturer and distributor. SIDA had been brainstorming ideas of how to combat a decrease in coins, which affected pay phone usage, and how to prevent pay phone vandalism. The results were a thin cardboard card that could be inserted into a pay phone, and it would deduct minutes from your card. On the back of the card was a magnetic stripe that accessed your account information, very similar to the magnetic stripe that you see on the back of credit cards today. After several years of modifications to the card, it wasn’t until the 1990s that phone companies started to manufacture, and distribute phon
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KASAMOREKeep in Touch
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asamore, Inc.
was launched in 2007 as a a prepaid calling card that understands customers
needs.
In an over-saturated telecom industry where customers are constantly getting ripped
off, Kasamore entered the market offering an international calling card service featuring low...
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KASAMOREKeep in Touch W W W. K A S A M O R E . C O M asamore, Inc. was launched in 2007 as a a prepaid calling card that understands customers needs. In an over-saturated telecom industry where customers are constantly getting ripped off, Kasamore entered the market offering an international calling card service featuring low international and domestic calls with no contract and no fees, moreover, the sound quality of the calls are guaranteed to be of high standard. With never expiring minutes, pinless dialing, and speed dialing, customers can manage their accounts online, and stay in touch with their families and friends with ease and convenience. All customers have to do is register a trusted number, be it a cell phone, home phone, office phone or even a hotel phone, and they can make calls from anywhere! Since its inception, Kasamore has seen tremendous growth in its customer base, and offers four products to meet the diverse needs of its customers. Below is a list of some of
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