VOIP phone accordingly are becoming popular? But where are they displayed and sold? Everywhere I can still see all around the proliferations of the I Phone, Samsung, Oppo, Xiaomi, Plus One, Huawei, Realme, Motorola, Honor and a lot more, there is REALLY NO VOIP PHONE Anywhere !! Just wondering ??? Thank you.
Hi there, we've got some awesome VoIP phones displayed and sold on our website here! 👉 www.nextiva.com/phones Important to note though, you'll need a VoIP service in order for these phones to make and receive calls. Luckily, we've got that too, just give us a call at (800) 799-0600.
Hey there! 2-factor authentication is supported on VoIP with a 10DLC. We recommend checking with the specific bank to ensure 2FA compatibility. Check out our blog on 10DLC for compliances and setup: www.nextiva.com/blog/what-is-a2p-10dlc.html
Hey there! A smartphone using wifi only can still make VoIP based calls using the appropriate app (we've got one here: www.nextiva.com/app). This doesn't require a cellular network if one isn't available, and it gives the user the flexibility to work from anywhere using wifi.
Hey Aliu, the experience may vary by provider, but the general expectation would be the recipient seeing a +1 and then the caller's number. If you need help calling the UK from the US, we have a video that walks through how to do that here: th-cam.com/video/CZjxE2ReoD8/w-d-xo.html. Thank you for the question!
Hey @@don9100, yep, the country code for UK is +44! We have a video showing how to make outbound calls from the US to the UK here: th-cam.com/video/CZjxE2ReoD8/w-d-xo.html
Internet based products are great until you are visited by a hurricane, tornado, flood, or any other situation that causes internet access to be nonexistant. The worse thing I did was get rid of my hardwired phone service. Some things just can't be replaced with tech.
We're sorry to hear about your experience. Nextiva offers call forwarding and an amazing smartphone app that will keep businesses as usual- even if the weather is not. Check out this great article on how cloud phone systems can respond to internet/power outages: www.nextiva.com/blog/voip-power-outage.html
Hey there, the short answer is yes! If you are making a phone call over the internet, the underlying technology is VoIP as opposed to traditional landlines.
If I'm somewhere where there's no cellular phone operator range, but I have access to the Internet, and a phone that uses Voip, can I still just use my REGULAR phone number, and make a phone call still using my REGULAR phone number, and the person I'm calling to will not even realize any difference, because they see my regular phone number on theirs screen? Don't you dare to misunderstand me!
But I think VOIP won't work for my banks. They insist on a number affiliated with a particular device (IMEI?) don't they? I have a problem travelling every few weeks between different countries and constantly changing SIMs (because roaming is too expensive). So even VOIPS won't solve my problem, I think. I want to have a stable number for banking. But apps and push notifications and all that is more complicated and restrictive. I hope you are going to tell me that I am wrong and VOIP is a panacea for hobos on a budget who want to be connected to governments and banks on their own terms.
Hey there! VoIP is able to work without the use of cellular networks while abroad if your devices have access to the internet/WiFi. This is known as "WiFi calling," and we have a video about it here: th-cam.com/video/uukAfCX5e9A/w-d-xo.html. Otherwise, we recommend checking with experts in your industry regarding rules and regulations around telecommunications.
Hi Narcissa, you can block incoming calls from certain phone numbers using our call screening feature. This page should provide you more information about call screening and a step-by-step process for rejecting phone numbers: www.nextiva.com/features/voip/call-screening.html
Hi there, we're so sorry to hear you're having a tough time with that phone model! We'd like to connect you with one of our team members. Please send us an email at hello@nextiva.com.
Hey Phil- yes, VoIP does require an internet connection to work as expected. For more info on requirements for using a VoIP phone system, check out our article here: www.nextiva.com/blog/requirements-of-voip-implementation.html
Oh no! We'd love a chance to explain better. Check out our blog explaining VoIP phones and how they work here 👉 www.nextiva.com/blog/what-is-a-voip-phone.html
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Thank you for that breakdown. I wasn't sure if I needed a service provider for the VoIP, or just to plug one into my RG.
Happy we were able to help out!
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It catches me by surprise as well. -Tony
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For sure, should be used for radio, television, commercials.
VOIP phone accordingly are becoming popular?
But where are they displayed and sold?
Everywhere I can still see all around the proliferations of the I Phone, Samsung, Oppo, Xiaomi, Plus One, Huawei, Realme, Motorola, Honor and a lot more, there is REALLY NO VOIP PHONE Anywhere !!
Just wondering ???
Thank you.
Hi there, we've got some awesome VoIP phones displayed and sold on our website here! 👉 www.nextiva.com/phones
Important to note though, you'll need a VoIP service in order for these phones to make and receive calls. Luckily, we've got that too, just give us a call at (800) 799-0600.
Do banks recognize 2 factor authentication using Voip? Thank you
Hey there! 2-factor authentication is supported on VoIP with a 10DLC. We recommend checking with the specific bank to ensure 2FA compatibility. Check out our blog on 10DLC for compliances and setup: www.nextiva.com/blog/what-is-a2p-10dlc.html
what defference to none sim cellphone to volp phone...
Hey there! A smartphone using wifi only can still make VoIP based calls using the appropriate app (we've got one here: www.nextiva.com/app). This doesn't require a cellular network if one isn't available, and it gives the user the flexibility to work from anywhere using wifi.
When calling another country for example UK, what number will be displayed on the recipient screen?
Hey Aliu, the experience may vary by provider, but the general expectation would be the recipient seeing a +1 and then the caller's number. If you need help calling the UK from the US, we have a video that walks through how to do that here: th-cam.com/video/CZjxE2ReoD8/w-d-xo.html. Thank you for the question!
Hey @@don9100, yep, the country code for UK is +44! We have a video showing how to make outbound calls from the US to the UK here: th-cam.com/video/CZjxE2ReoD8/w-d-xo.html
Internet based products are great until you are visited by a hurricane, tornado, flood, or any other situation that causes internet access to be nonexistant. The worse thing I did was get rid of my hardwired phone service. Some things just can't be replaced with tech.
We're sorry to hear about your experience. Nextiva offers call forwarding and an amazing smartphone app that will keep businesses as usual- even if the weather is not. Check out this great article on how cloud phone systems can respond to internet/power outages: www.nextiva.com/blog/voip-power-outage.html
If u gotta plan ur day2day around major disasterz, u shud just moVe😂
Thank you for the information. Blessings in *Christ Jesus.*
Glad we could help! 🙌
Nice voice
Nice Thumbnail! 😉
@@leonardceres9061 thank you
If I connect by Hotspot to another mobile is it VOIP
Hey there, the short answer is yes! If you are making a phone call over the internet, the underlying technology is VoIP as opposed to traditional landlines.
This was great 👍🏻
thanks , for the clarity
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We agree!
If I'm somewhere where there's no cellular phone operator range, but I have access to the Internet, and a phone that uses Voip, can I still just use my REGULAR phone number, and make a phone call still using my REGULAR phone number, and the person I'm calling to will not even realize any difference, because they see my regular phone number on theirs screen?
Don't you dare to misunderstand me!
This is possible! Check out our video on WiFi calling here: th-cam.com/video/W-51yrL1ILg/w-d-xo.html
looks like we are going backwards 😂😂
Thank you.
But I think VOIP won't work for my banks. They insist on a number affiliated with a particular device (IMEI?) don't they? I have a problem travelling every few weeks between different countries and constantly changing SIMs (because roaming is too expensive). So even VOIPS won't solve my problem, I think. I want to have a stable number for banking. But apps and push notifications and all that is more complicated and restrictive. I hope you are going to tell me that I am wrong and VOIP is a panacea for hobos on a budget who want to be connected to governments and banks on their own terms.
Hey there! VoIP is able to work without the use of cellular networks while abroad if your devices have access to the internet/WiFi. This is known as "WiFi calling," and we have a video about it here: th-cam.com/video/uukAfCX5e9A/w-d-xo.html. Otherwise, we recommend checking with experts in your industry regarding rules and regulations around telecommunications.
Can someone please tell me how to BLOCK a number from calling in?? I have a POLYCOM NEXTIVA VOIP PHONE....UGH!
Hi Narcissa, you can block incoming calls from certain phone numbers using our call screening feature. This page should provide you more information about call screening and a step-by-step process for rejecting phone numbers: www.nextiva.com/features/voip/call-screening.html
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Would be nice if the X-815 had some kind of programming manual. $300 phone that I can't even program. Total garbage.
Hi there, we're so sorry to hear you're having a tough time with that phone model! We'd like to connect you with one of our team members. Please send us an email at hello@nextiva.com.
works fine until the internet goes down
Hey Phil- yes, VoIP does require an internet connection to work as expected. For more info on requirements for using a VoIP phone system, check out our article here: www.nextiva.com/blog/requirements-of-voip-implementation.html
How often does your internet go down in your business or any business?
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Qty dan lebih aman dibandingkan dengan catatan waktu lupa untuk wanita termuda di gunakan untuk 😂😂mengerjakan
I don't get it, but that's ok..lol
Oh no! We'd love a chance to explain better. Check out our blog explaining VoIP phones and how they work here 👉 www.nextiva.com/blog/what-is-a-voip-phone.html
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