[VoiceOps] FW: For Your Consideration

[Lee Riemer]

Replying to the original request's thread would have avoided this as 
well.  To those with short memories and active inboxes, this had the 
looks of an unsolicited email.

On 2/2/2010 4:56 PM, Mark R Lindsey wrote:
> This is a reasonable response to the January 27 question from Jay 
> Hennigan. Jay specifically asked for recommended providers. Jack 
> Santeramo recommends Commwave.
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> If somebody had replied, pretending not to be Commwave, and offered 
> Commwave as an example answer to Jay's question, then I doubt we'd 
> have this discussion.
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> I'd rather just have a vendor explain the services they offer. All the 
> vendors are up for public ridicule^Wtroubleshooting anyway. It's best 
> when they represent themselves.
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> On Feb 2, 2010, at 5:39 PM, Lee Riemer wrote:
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>> Where's the moderator?
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>> On 2/2/2010 4:21 PM, Jack Santeramo wrote:
>>> Comwave Telecom is Canada’s leading provider of wholesale VoIP 
>>> services.  We specialize in the provisioning of SIP trunking and DID 
>>> origination to the carrier and reseller markets throughout Canada, 
>>> the United States and Overseas.
>>> Comwave prides itself in delivering an enhanced support 
>>> infrastructure via dedicated teams for technical support, DID 
>>> provisioning and LNP fulfillment, in addition to E911 solutions, 
>>> full fax support, billing and our Carrier Self Service Portal.
>>> Comwave is a full service provider also offering international and 
>>> domestic long distance termination, toll free and an extensive white 
>>> label VoIP offering.
>>> For any questions please contact Jack Santeramo at 416.953.3050 or 
>>> visit www.comwave.net <http://www.comwave.net/>
>>> Regards,
>>> Jack Santeramo
>>> Comwave Telecom
>>> T 416.663.9700 X344
>>> C 416.953.3050
>>> F  416.736.3170
>>>        
> On Jan 27, 2010, at 8:42 PM, Jay Hennigan wrote:
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>> We're a VoIP provider in California with carrier arrangements for 
>> DIDs throughout much of the US. We have a few customers with offices 
>> in Canada and are beginning to get inquiries from others with 
>> cross-border US/Canadian presence. Has anyone gone down this path 
>> that can give some pointers?  Obviously we can put IADs with FXO (or 
>> even PRI) ports on-premise at each customer location tied to the 
>> local telco but this doesn't scale all that well. I'm looking for 
>> legal/regulatory info about such things as taxes, 9-1-1, getting 
>> listed in the local white pages, etc. as well as any technical 
>> obstacles and recommended providers.  Technically it appears to be 
>> pretty straightforward.  It's all part of the same NANP. -- Jay 
>> Hennigan - CCIE #7880 - Network Engineering - jay at impulse.net 
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