[plug] Voice Over IP

[Timothy White]

> >
> > The fact that your calls are going to regular PSTN phones shouldn't
> > matter, the VOIP provider handles the gatewaying for you.
NB: This will cost you a fee. Probably the cost of a local call. If
your only having one person call out at a time then go with the modem.
You'll need to plug the speakers/headphones and mic directly into the
modem, then allow the auto dialer to dial for them. You'll get the
same quaility of audio as a normal telephone cause that's all your
doing. (Not all modems can do this)
VoIP is the better solution when your talking many calls at a time,
and then you only have the software setup to worry about, the hardware
is all at the other end (VoIP provider) other than audio devices on
your computers.

Hope this helps. And for those who have a problem with this use of
technology, take it out on off-topic or change the subject to 'Anti
Telemarketing... (was...) or similar so that this thread could
continue to be helpful.

Tim