Personal Skype Out
A San Jose company has developed and released a Personal Phone Gateway (PPG) and software that enables automatic routing of Skype to Skype calls to a designated PSTN number, serving as a call forwarding agent for the call recipient with a specified phone number.
Geekzone posted it first.
But there is more to this PPG that enables almost anyone to become a telco in a manner of speaking, especially if you have unlimited long distance on the outgoing phone line.
In theory, I could load the software on my PC, connect via IP from anywhere to the PPG which is connected to the telephone adapter of say CallVantage or Vonage or Packet8. all of whom have unlimited calling capabilities and dial out as much as I want to, then share the software with family and friends who are connected by IP to the net and let them call too and reach whomever they want, giving them unlimited and free outbound calling. In an office LAN set up it would mean one number could be used for outgoing calls, begging the question how many simultaneous calls can go out over a single telephone adapter? One or unlimited (other than by bandwidth)
This is very interesting and thought/configuration provoking.
Andy
BETRONTEL IN-CALL COMPANY UGANDA LTD.
UGANDA KAMPALA
P.O.BOX 128 NATEETE
MOBILE: +256 78424552
www.betrontel.com
Dear voip@andyabramson.net
Greetings from Ronnie Kayigwa in Uganda please I have got good and great customers that make calls for 4 hours a day please if we can open a company in Uganda that sells Unlimited free Calling Plans and Premium Plans please we are then going to get more funds in doing this please.
Please I want to get a website like http://andyabramson.blogs.com in Uganda with my contacts then I will get for you customers how will buy your products please.
Please reply me soon.
Yours truly
Ronnie Kayigwa
Ronnie Kayigwa
Posted by: Ronnie Kayigwa | June 23, 2005 at 02:03 AM
Well I found this company on the Internet. They are a company that is releasing a Skype Voicemail application. The application will act as a VOIP voicemail system. They currently are beta testing their software at http://www.voipail.com
Posted by: Nick | October 31, 2004 at 10:11 AM