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Vonage Actually correct me if im wrong. But the title of the thread reads and i quote "Today's
Actually correct me if im wrong. But the title of the thread reads and i quote "Today's outage - a case for regulation". Basically asking that if todays outage is a case to regulate Vonage. Thing is, regulation is on its way.
My second point. where have I failed to prove my point? Ive already stated my reasons as to why it SHOULD be regulated. To tell you the truth, i was pro regulation before Toddler put up the posts about the FCC. I didn't even know that at the time. But now that I do... the arguments are great and all, but futile i think. Unless something drastic happens, its going to take place.
Furthermore, I will explain my personal opinion as to why it should be regulated.
1. If it is not regulated, the Voip providers will be able to get away with whatever they want. Yes so they have to answer to their customers (after an hour and a half of holding). But they will still have the large amount of population of people like you who will stick with them anyway, and say "well ill sacrifice service for a nickle".
2. If it is not regulated, this will set the tone for future projects to do the same and get away with not providing good service to the consumer. Before you know it, nothing will be regulated because of the many choices of communications out there and then what? There will be nothing to count on for good service? Yes i paid much more for POTS line, and yes the actual service was great. I too like all who are on Vonage, want to save some money and thats why im here. Even if it was regulated, it wouldnt go up that much more. Regardless of what you think, the service WOULD be much better, and reliable. I used to work for a POTS company and know how they work. This will be a positive win for the Voip industry. As it evolves, the consumer needs to evolve as well or they will be left behind the technology available to them.
Read The Full Thread: Today''s outage - a case for regulation
• Folks, if Vonage were actually a LEC, this outage would result in HUGE FCC penalties.
As-is,
• I think you are going to get flamed big time. :wink:
No, seriously, the only
• regulating them prob isnt the answer now, BUT making sure everyone who does have
• They're accountable to their clients. If you aren't happy with their service,
• They're accountable to their clients. If you aren't happy with their service,
• Folks, if Vonage were actually a LEC, this outage would result in HUGE FCC penalties.
As-is,
• They're accountable to their clients. If you aren't happy with their service,
• Short of having a contract which specifically spells out availability you are
• If you pay me to provide a service to you, and I don't come through, are you just going
• Of course, comments like this don't help:
emphasis mine
On another
SaltAquatics posted "Actually correct me if im wrong. But the title of the thread reads and i quote "Today's" on 03/06/2005 |
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