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11-10-2007, 02:59 AM
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MultiVOIP
Hi gents, i am new to this field, i want if some one can explain me what is different of MultiVOIP and Vanguard , why and When we need MultiVOIP? a i would like to have if any one can provide detailed explaination with examples, to understand easly, thank you!
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Re: MultiVOIP
I assume you are talking about MultiVOIP and Vonage, right? Your choice here would be dictated on your specific requirements.
How about telling us what you're trying to do?
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