[wsfii-discuss] Could you please tell if VoIP is free also in those countries?

[Zviad Sulaberidze]

You pay for license to conduct telephone service, this is about 700
Euros, and you have to purchase phone number pool additionally (about
1000 Euros for 2000 numbers), also you have to care about
interconnectivity between other phone stations and interregional switch,
in order to have terminations to other local phone numbers in the town
and country. So, your service works as a regular phone line, with full
incoming and outgoing calls. As for prices, mostly all VoIP providers
here have the same prices as conventional phone companies.

This service mostly is used as an additional phone line by them who has
Internet connectivity and not broadly used by masses (with Inet
connectivity)

Best,
Zviad

Mahabir Pun wrote:
> Hello;
>
> Thanks for the information. How much do you have to pay for telephone
> numbers pool? If you get a pool number, can somebody from outside call
> your number?
>
> Is it cheaper than using the conventional telephone services?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Mahabir
>
>
>   
>> Mahabir,
>>
>> In Georgia, this is former Soviet Union Rebublic, 2.4 Ghz if unlicensed
>> and VoIP is also free, only license you have to obtain is for telephone
>> numbers pool, if you want to make a commercial service.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Zviad
>>
>> Mahabir Pun wrote:
>>     
>>> Hello All;
>>>
>>> Today I got letter from Nepal Telecom promising to provide 20 telephone
>>> lines in Pokhara for our project. It is the city where we have base
>>> station for the network. We will connect those telephone lines to our
>>> Wireless network and provide telephone services to the villages in
>>> remote
>>> areas. I know that the telephone calls will take some bandwidth of the
>>> network, but I am sure that it still will be good enough for Internet
>>> connection and for other purposes. If the network gets slower, we will
>>> put
>>> better radios for the backbone. Now we have Canopies BH-20 for the
>>> backbone.
>>>
>>> Right now, VoIP is illegal in Nepal. Therefore I am also lobbying to
>>> make
>>> VoIP calls free. It is because our project uses VoIP for live
>>> tele-teaching and telemedicine purpose. We also use VoIP to connect the
>>> call from the remote villages to landlines of Nepal Telecom to make
>>> calls
>>> outside the network.
>>>
>>> Could you please tell me if VoIP call is free in those countries where
>>> 2.4
>>> GHz and 5.7 GHz bands are license free? If the government in some of the
>>> countries have made it illegal to use, why is that.
>>>
>>> The reason I am asking is because I want to present the government the
>>> list of the countries where is is free.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>>
>>> Mahabir
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>       
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