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Username:
samuelatkins
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Name/Company:
ComCard LLC
Country:
United States
City:
English
Area of Expertise:
- Access DB
- Asterisk PBX
- Audio Services
- Customer Support
- Data Entry
- Data Processing
- Human Resources
- Linux
- PHP
- Project Management
- Research
- Script Installation
- SEO
- Software Architecture
- SQL
- Statistical Analysis
- System Admin.
- Telemarketing
- Training
- User Interface / IA
- Website Design
- Windows
Member Since:
02-19-2006 17:02 EST
Vision:
It’s our goal to continue having close to or the lowest termination rates at the best quality and reliability. Currently we only offer termination to the USA and hope soon to offer internationally as well. We hope to attract new wholesale clients by our super low rates and feature rich services not offered by many companies.
We recently started providing freelance services and custom built open source switches and hope we can be the best I this market as well.
Skills:
Long-distance Termination
Lowest cost routing
Telephony solution provider
VOIP development and implementing
Keywords:
We offer wholesale, retail VoIP termination routes, calling cards, card shops, local, international and toll-free DIDs.
Primary software we work with or develop in, are Asterisk, FreePBX free-switch, OpenSER ViciDial, A2Billing, OpenVz, Softphone, A2billing, Centos 5.3, Apache, webMin, PHP- Admin, qmail, MYSQL, Microsoft Access and word, PHP-Ajax-java Web-interfaces-Guis for data entry, delete, update and data conversions and for reports.
Primary Custom Solutions we provide are, integrating the above applications (more to be added) to work seamlessly with each other to form Complete telephony platform that meets the needs of our clients.
Average Pricing:
$50/hour
Rating:
(17 reviews)
User Profile
We offer wholesale, retail VoIP termination routes, calling cards, card shops, local, international and toll-free DIDs.
Primary software we work with or develop in, are Asterisk, FreePBX free-switch, OpenSER ViciDial, A2Billing, OpenVz, Softphone, A2billing, Centos 5.3, Apache, webMin, PHP- Admin, qmail, MYSQL, Microsoft Access and word, PHP-Ajax-java Web-interfaces-Guis for data entry, delete, update and data conversions and for reports.
Primary Custom Solutions we provide are, integrating the above applications (more to be added) to work seamlessly with each other to form Complete telephony platform that meets the needs of our clients.
A little about ComCard.
At age 24 on January 1st, 1997 I seen a good business opportunity to expand the local calling around Louisville Kentucky using call-forwarding and call-transfer and regular plotlines. I called the company EasyTel-Phone and sent out bulk mailings to the local areas offering flat rate percall at 25 cents which at the time the 4 local phone companies I was competing with, were charging around 25 cents per-minute. Within a very short time I was terminating 75,000 billable calls per month.
Business was very good to begin with. However, the local phone companies weren’t too happy about it and started complaining to the state of Indiana and requested permissions to shut my lines off which the state allowed them to.
After being shut down numerous times, loosing hundreds of clients and being sued by one of the local phone company, I was forced to switch over to VoIP.
I renamed the Company ComCard because of a pending lawsuit and reliability issues. ComCard is now a registered LLC in the state Indiana and a Proud member of The Better Business Bureau www.BBB.com with Zero complaints. To find me on BBB look up ComCard using my zip code 47118. I am not allowed to give anymore contact details.
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