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VOIP Non Equal Access (NEA) to Mexico – What does it mean?
Short version: Usually non-urban areas in Mexico where Telmex and Telcel charge a huge premium to terminate telephone calls. The long story, read this excerpt from this US Goverment document...
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Toll Free Number Usage
Did you ever wonder how many toll free numbers are in use? Here are the stats as of November 12th, 2012 800: 100% in use with 0 Spares 855: 32.98% in use with 5,348,358 Spares 866: 100% in use with 283...
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Toll Frees are 100% SOLD OUT
It’s official. A few weeks ago a large web giant (guess who?) assumed use of all available toll free numbers. Here is the latest chart from the SMS/800 Ytel, Inc. still has several numbers in each...
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Original North American Numbering Plan – NANPA
The North American Numbering Plan was developed in the 1940s in the Bell System serving the United States and Canada with an unorganized system of many differing numbering plans based on the needs of...
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Litigation, Litigation, Go Away… or Make 2015 the Year of Clarity
In 2014, there was a sharp increase in Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) fillings and settings—and 2015 may continue to follow this trend. With multiple industries at risk, a strong compliance...
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Why We Love Lead Gen (And You Should, Too)!
What is Lead Gen? For modern marketing, lead generation (or as we’ll affectionately call it, lead gen) has become a highly competitive way for companies to compete for businesses. It’s one of a few...
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