[PatrickSparks]

I'd love to hear people's expereinces with VoIP. I am just getting into this whole technology and am loking to learn more about everything. Are there any companies that are better than others in specific areas? What should I look out for? Etc., etc. Thanks in advance, I'd love to hear how people have fared with VoIP so far.

[Voipchamp]

Here are latest opportunities for Voip:

"There are more than 600,000 subscribers to VoIP services in the United States, up from about 130,000 last year, according to The Yankee Group. The Boston-based communications research firm projects about 1 million subscribers by year's end." Associated Press, Forbes , November 2004


For this article this does leave out that beyone the 1 Million mark by years end, Voip subscribers is projected to be in the 10 Millions by year 2006 (1 year). That is a 1000% growth for 1 year, and is projected to carry that 1000% growth through everyhousehold and business within a decade. If a company with amazing support could show you how to make money off of the bills that every American already pays, would you want to know how?

“VoIP will irreversibly alter the world of communications.

VoIP represents the most significant paradigm shift in the entire history of modern communications, since the invention of the telephone.”

FCC Chairman, Michael Powell, Fortune Magazine, July 2004



IP telephony is poised for strong growth worldwide. Over the next four years, the number of worldwide corporate IP telephony lines will increase by over 260 mln – nearly 14 times the current installed base. Revenue in the corporate IP telephony market will total nearly $1.0 bln in 2004. Over the next four years, this revenue will increase substantially, reaching $5.5 bln in 2008.




www.lightyearalliance.com

Rep ID # 322740

Look over the business opportunity, call me, we have great support for our business, lets talk.



Jason Cooper

Contact: 310-420-1711

Email : Jasonleecooper@comcast.net



For Those that do not know what Voip is:





Lightyear XSTREAM VoIP is a new digital phone service that combines the power of your home phone with your high-speed Internet connection. And we’re not talking about sitting in front of your computer and speaking through a microphone but using your very own telephone to talk over the Internet!



The set-up is a breeze! You simply redirect your already existing phone line into the Lightyear XSTREAM VoIP Telephone Adapter, which plugs into your high-speed Internet connection, and your voice is then converted into packets of data. The packets are then transmitted over your broadband or cable Internet connection - similar to how your computer already sends emails, instant messages and pictures.



Your voice will come through any receiving phone line crystal clear (analog or digital) just as normal. You will even have the same dial tone that you are used to and even more features than you have ever had before!



Unlimited Residential $29.99/month*

*Includes Unlimited Local and Long Distance Calling in U.S. & Canada




Features:

FREE Caller ID
FREE Call Waiting
FREE Enhanced Voicemail (Including Find Me/Follow Me, Message Notification)
FREE Call Forwarding
FREE Call Return
FREE Call Transfer
FREE Three Way Calling
LOW International Calling
ADD Toll-Free: $7.99/month
ADD Virtual Phone Number: $5.99/month

[PatrickSparks]

Thanks for all of that information. I can see how the industry is a big up and comer. I'm watching how csome of the publicly traded companies fare with their VoIP plans. Have people had good expereinces with their service though? i guess I'm looking for some personal experiences.