What is VoIP ?

Voice-over-IP is a telephony term describing the facilities for managing the delivery of voice using IP. It involves sending voice information in some digital form in discrete packets rather than in the traditional circuit-oriented format of the PSTN. One advantage of VoIP is toll bypass--that is, avoiding the tolls charged for ordinary telephone service.

Advantages of VoIP

Of course, it all boils down to one question: how does all this new technology benefit you, the customer? The answer is simple and good: VoIP costs less. VoIP has many more features, and they are virtually free of charge. In addition you don't have to change your existing phones and you can keep your current phone number when you choose Gateway VoIP.

How does VoIP work ?

How does ATA (Analogue Telephone Adaptor) work?

What is the difference between 899 xxxx and 855 xxxx ?

From Internet call any PSTN No. at calling card Rates (VoIP Gold Card)
From Internet call any VoIP No. (89 or 85) for free
From PSTN call a VoIP No. (855 xxxx only) at standard rates
Melb. -> 855 xxxx local call
Syd -> 855 xxxx Interstate call

What is the difference between Home Line Rental and VoIP Line Rental ?

On Free VoIP plan it is 3.9c/min to Australian land lines
Any other VoIP plan ($5.95, $9.95, 29.95) has 10cent untimed to Australian line