1. Html_Web_Designer : Part I
Voip For Business: Uncovering Your Options
The emergence of new technologies has benefited businesses tremendously. The internet
has brought together customers from around the world; laptop computers have made it
easier for employees to work remotely; and company phone systems have become
completely automated. In each case companies have realized sharp gains in worker
productivity while trimming overhead expenses significantly. One area that has recently
experienced a revolutionary change is Private Branch Exchange [PBX] telephone systems.
Please keep reading and we shall explore how a VoIP PBX system can benefit your
company while cutting costs.
There is no doubt about it that your phone system is a costly, but necessary part of running
your business. If you have multiple locations and have workers who frequently work from
home or off site, then you know that phone charges can be a substantial expense -- one
that can affect your bottom line. Running separate PBX systems at each location adds up,
but a Virtual Office VoIP PBX system can trim these expenses significantly.
Instead of having multiple PBX systems in place, a company can install a single internet
protocol [IP] PBX system at one location ' such as corporate headquarters ' and send calls
out to IP phones or regular phones with IP adapters everywhere. No expensive hardware
costs are incurred as a simple software update enables the system to become active.
Indeed, expensive switching equipment is not needed as all calls are routed through the
internet. Significantly, employees can make intra-office, inter-office, and international calls
through the internet for just pennies per call.
In addition to the technological benefits, a Virtual Office VoIP PBX system will:
--Eliminate the contract costs associated with buying and maintaining PBX hardware.
--Reduce intra-office toll charges, even eliminating them altogether with some plans.
--Provide a unified corporate image as all calls worldwide are routed through the same
system.
--Improve productivity benefits as off site workers [work at home or on the road] can have
access to the same system available through the office [i.e. voice mail, caller id, call
forwarding, music/message on hold, ring tones, ring groups, and much more].
--Lower hardware costs and charges as employees are added, transferred, or dismissed.
Has your appetite been whetted for a Virtual Office VoIP PBX system yet? It should be!
Moreover, you desire to compare available packages on the market so let's take a look at
what three important providers have to offer to your business:

2. Virtual PBX ' As the company's name implies, you won't be buying and maintaining any PBX
equipment which can cost over $500 per user for equipment, installation, lines, and support.
Instead, Virtual PBX charges a small set up free of $100 or $250 based on the size of your
company with a nominal $12 per month charge for live extensions. Calls are billed
separately at about 6 or 7 cents per minute, meaning that the employee who uses 2000
minutes per month could cost over $130 per month.
Aptela Connect Business VoIP Unlimited ' Choosing to offer a flat rate charge per user,
Aptela's premium plan costs only $49.50 per user, per month. This unlimited usage plan
includes all calls to Canada, in-network calling and voice mail. For users needing minimal
phone access, the company offers a plan for $24.95 per month which includes 500 minutes
free. Overages are charged only 2.9 cents per minute.
Packet8 Virtual Office Unlimited Extension ' For $39.99 per month the Packet8 plan is the
most cost effective plan of all. Unlimited calls can be made throughout the US and to
anywhere in Canada, free calls can be made to other Packet8 subscribers, a unique Direct
Inbound Dialer number is given to each user, business class voice mail, and auto attendant
are some of the many features offered through Packet8's best plan.
When choosing a Virtual Office plan, there are some other things to consider as you make
the switch over to a Virtual Office VoIP PBX system:
--The purchase of IP compatible phones or phone adapters for each user.
--The cost of support and maintenance contracts.
--Internal training for IT staff and users.
--Accounting costs associated with writing off previously used equipment.
--Reliability of VoIP service providers: get references!
--Implementation costs.
Most definitely, when you weigh all of the considerations, VoIP for business still has a nice
ring to it. By carefully comparing plans, examining costs, maximizing training, and smoothly
implementing the new system, a VoIP PBX can help your company trim costs, maximize
productivity, and maintain a uniform appearance around the globe. Clearly, VoIP for
business offers so much more for much less money and is a laudable choice for businesses
everywhere.
Hiring a web designer to come up with the custom solution that you need can set you back
a few thousand bucks. But you can do the whole thing yourself and make it drag and drop
simple for mere pennies with a tool like Breezy Websites. See http://breezywebsites.com
for details!

3. HTML_WEB_DESIGNER : End of Part I
Html_Web_Designer : Part II
VoIP Is It Legal?
I have been in telecom for 12 years and for 12 years I have spoken to my mom at least
once a week if not more. She always asks me how is work? Are you still doing that little
telephone thing? About six months ago she called me up because she had heard something
that may be of interest to me on her talk radio program earlier that morning. She did not
want to forget to ask me about it so she wrote it down, (my mom will not call before 5
because she still believes the calling rates go down in half after 5), but she can't seem to
find the paper she just had in her hands- she asked if I could hold a minute. After I hear the
rotary phone hit the counter and a bunch papers rustling- she gets back on the phone with
her revelation. She is going to spell it for me and she wants to know if I am ready to write it
down.
They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again'.expecting a
different result. So here I am insane and armed with a pen she starts to spell it for me V-O-I-
P. VoIP'.. My mom wants to know if I have ever heard of it. I respond with a yes mom that is
what I do. She responds with an OK I just wanted to make sure you knew about this new
way of calling. They say it is really going to become popular. On that note I shifted the
conversation.
Time passed and two weeks ago I called my mom and I got the where have you been?
Working mom on a product for small businesses that already have an existing phone
system and want to use VoIP. I proceeded with explaining how it will save companies a lot
of money on their monthly phone bills and in some cases up to 70%. She responds with
'Well Lisa, VoIP- now is what you are doing legal? I was stunned and amused so I
responded with well mom I guess I will be find out soon enough if it is legal. It is not like I
live a life of a criminal, but as far as my parents and their age group 60-80 if it is new and
innovative''it is probably illegal or a scam.
Senior Citizens are the fastest growing population in America accessing the internet today.
They also have the most discretionary income. The VoIP providers are really missing out on
this market by not educating seniors about VoIP and the amount of savings they can save a
month or annually on the phone service.
So as it stands now my mom thinks I am a thug, but the good news is she sent me a
clipping from one of her magazines with a little note attached that read Google have you
heard of them?

4. Hiring a web designer to come up with the custom solution that you need can set you back
a few thousand bucks. But you can do the whole thing yourself and make it drag and drop
simple for mere pennies with a tool like Breezy Websites. See http://breezywebsites.com
for details!
HTML_WEB_DESIGNER : End of Part II
Html_Web_Designer : Part III
VoIP Is It Legal?
I have been in telecom for 12 years and for 12 years I have spoken to my mom at least
once a week if not more. She always asks me how is work? Are you still doing that little
telephone thing? About six months ago she called me up because she had heard something
that may be of interest to me on her talk radio program earlier that morning. She did not
want to forget to ask me about it so she wrote it down, (my mom will not call before 5
because she still believes the calling rates go down in half after 5), but she can't seem to
find the paper she just had in her hands- she asked if I could hold a minute. After I hear the
rotary phone hit the counter and a bunch papers rustling- she gets back on the phone with
her revelation. She is going to spell it for me and she wants to know if I am ready to write it
down.
They say the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again'.expecting a
different result. So here I am insane and armed with a pen she starts to spell it for me V-O-I-
P. VoIP'.. My mom wants to know if I have ever heard of it. I respond with a yes mom that is
what I do. She responds with an OK I just wanted to make sure you knew about this new
way of calling. They say it is really going to become popular. On that note I shifted the
conversation.
Time passed and two weeks ago I called my mom and I got the where have you been?
Working mom on a product for small businesses that already have an existing phone
system and want to use VoIP. I proceeded with explaining how it will save companies a lot
of money on their monthly phone bills and in some cases up to 70%. She responds with
'Well Lisa, VoIP- now is what you are doing legal? I was stunned and amused so I
responded with well mom I guess I will be find out soon enough if it is legal. It is not like I
live a life of a criminal, but as far as my parents and their age group 60-80 if it is new and
innovative''it is probably illegal or a scam.
Senior Citizens are the fastest growing population in America accessing the internet today.
They also have the most discretionary income. The VoIP providers are really missing out on
this market by not educating seniors about VoIP and the amount of savings they can save a
month or annually on the phone service.

5. So as it stands now my mom thinks I am a thug, but the good news is she sent me a
clipping from one of her magazines with a little note attached that read Google have you
heard of them?
Hiring a web designer to come up with the custom solution that you need can set you back
a few thousand bucks. But you can do the whole thing yourself and make it drag and drop
simple for mere pennies with a tool like Breezy Websites. See http://breezywebsites.com
for details!
HTML_WEB_DESIGNER : End of Part III

6. So as it stands now my mom thinks I am a thug, but the good news is she sent me a
clipping from one of her magazines with a little note attached that read Google have you
heard of them?
Hiring a web designer to come up with the custom solution that you need can set you back
a few thousand bucks. But you can do the whole thing yourself and make it drag and drop
simple for mere pennies with a tool like Breezy Websites. See http://breezywebsites.com
for details!
HTML_WEB_DESIGNER : End of Part III