Re: [isp-marketing] VoIP As An Importnat Marketing Bundle

[Jeff Lasman <blists@...>]

On Saturday 22 October 2005 05:17 pm, gibson@... wrote:

> I am curious why
> the US public only sees the potential as a "broadband phone service"
> when I find the dial-up ATA's are just as good. To be honest, they
> effect bandwidth less and the call quality great. I think just
> because Vonage has Broadband Phone Service, a lot of the market has
> forgot about the dial-up client base. They are the Walmart target
> market...they are on dial-up still because they have to be. Package
> for them as well.

My guess is that since the dialup user already has a phone, there's 
little reason for him/her to use VoIP.

Sure, there's the "price" advantage, but most VoIP marketers these days 
don't push the "price" advantage; we know it'll eventually disappear.

Jeff
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