Comments on: The FCC PN on Reimbursable Costs for VRS/IP Providers http://www.edsalert.com/2008/09/26/the-fcc-pn-on-reimbursable-costs-for-vrsip-providers/ POSTS ALERTS REGARDING TRS & ITS RELATED ISSUES Thu, 22 Dec 2011 19:46:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Troy Smith http://www.edsalert.com/2008/09/26/the-fcc-pn-on-reimbursable-costs-for-vrsip-providers/comment-page-1/#comment-36587 Troy Smith Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:37:33 +0000 http://www.edsalert.com/?p=400#comment-36587 off-point. Who is the largest VRS provider? Sorenson? Who is next to Sorenson? It seems to me that there are no report of minutes based on what each provider submitted to NECA. NECA only shows total of minutes for all of VRS. What about the audit on each of VRS providers that submitted for minutes? off-point. Who is the largest VRS provider? Sorenson? Who is next to Sorenson? It seems to me that there are no report of minutes based on what each provider submitted to NECA. NECA only shows total of minutes for all of VRS. What about the audit on each of VRS providers that submitted for minutes?

]]> By: edsalert http://www.edsalert.com/2008/09/26/the-fcc-pn-on-reimbursable-costs-for-vrsip-providers/comment-page-1/#comment-36578 edsalert Mon, 29 Sep 2008 15:23:39 +0000 http://www.edsalert.com/?p=400#comment-36578 Bennie, VoIP use Internet, and Video Conference use Internet. Now it is true that video can be used with telephone line, the quality is terrible. Telephone line does not have high bandwidth. What is happening is that telephone companies use Internet for its "telephone" use, not unlike VoIP. Vonage for example offers the telephone service but uses your high speed Internet. Verizon, AT&T, SWB, etc. now offers "telephone" service but using their own high speed Internet. I hope this is now bit clearer. Now those of you experts, if the technology has improved that I got my info wrong, just let us know. eyes open & thumbs up, Ed B Bennie,

VoIP use Internet, and Video Conference use Internet. Now it is true that video can be used with telephone line, the quality is terrible. Telephone line does not have high bandwidth. What is happening is that telephone companies use Internet for its “telephone” use, not unlike VoIP. Vonage for example offers the telephone service but uses your high speed Internet. Verizon, AT&T, SWB, etc. now offers “telephone” service but using their own high speed Internet.

I hope this is now bit clearer.

Now those of you experts, if the technology has improved that I got my info wrong, just let us know.

eyes open & thumbs up,

Ed B

]]> By: Bennie Lacks http://www.edsalert.com/2008/09/26/the-fcc-pn-on-reimbursable-costs-for-vrsip-providers/comment-page-1/#comment-36490 Bennie Lacks Fri, 26 Sep 2008 20:18:24 +0000 http://www.edsalert.com/?p=400#comment-36490 After I watched your vlog at DVTV and I left my comment... someone told me that you never check your DVTV comments..... I have been watching your vlogs and wow.. they are confusing with "Words" of Text and Video til you named it "Internet" and makes me wonder if "Internet" is based on VOIP....or what. "Video" relay can be used in Internet or phone line...I just saw saw a videophone device thats being sold in Office Max and made by GE and uses regular telephone lines with high bandwith.... I understand that the Phone Company is starting to add bandwith on their lines in the future. After I watched your vlog at DVTV and I left my comment… someone told me that you never check your DVTV comments…..
I have been watching your vlogs and wow.. they are confusing with “Words”
of Text and Video til you named it “Internet” and makes me wonder if “Internet” is based on VOIP….or what. “Video” relay can be used in Internet or phone line…I just saw saw a videophone device thats being sold in Office Max and made by GE and uses regular telephone lines with high bandwith…. I understand that the Phone Company is starting to add bandwith on their lines in the future.

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