VoIP Forum

Wholesale VoIP provider Pervasip Corp. recently took center stage when the company appeared on the The Big Biz Show on Aug. 23 to provide a live demonstration of its video VoIP services.

We were very pleased to see that Bob Sully Sullivan was able to demonstrate the power and convenience of our video VoIP services on his live business program, Pervasips Chief Executive Officer Paul Riss said in a statement. Sully has a significant following, and he reported to us that he received an overwhelming amount of positive feedback regarding our product and the information provided to Sullys listeners by our Chief Information Officer Mark Richards.  We are planning future interviews so that consumers can be further educated about our company.

Pervasip Corp., a new generation communications company, delivers video and retail and wholesale voip services. Pervasip is focusing its resources on the growth of its wholly owned subsidiary, VoX Communications (News Alert). VoX, which relies on its own nationwide network, offers scalable and reliable broadband voice, origination and termination services to cable, wireless and wireline operators, as well as enhanced voip  phone service to the small business and residential marketplaces, according to company officials.

In other industry news, nationwide wholesale VoIP provider Alcazar Networks has some news it is eager to spread: finally, there is a low-cost local termination option for VoIP calls, thanks to Alcazar Networks.

Alcazar Networks has expanded its resume of services to now include wholesale local termination (outbound), an offering that promises to provider carriers with substantial cost savings as customers can terminate calls locally at roughly 50 percent of standard intrastate charges. Traffic may be originated anywhere, then handed to Alcazar Networks over a SIP handoff (dedicated facility or public Internet).

We continue to leverage our network, and partners to make sure every product to the customer benefits their bottom line in these markets,Alcazar Networks President Gavin Grabias told TMCnet in a recent interview. We currently are only terminating to Verizon  endpoints, however this will expand as our team is done analyzing the impact of terminating to other carriers in the area.