Looking for a good VoIP/Connectivity package

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Permalink Reply by Attila Seress on February 8, 2010 at 10:02am

Have you heard of Alohatone? It's a service offering from Tri-Net Communications. They have a solid list of references from local companies that purchase the exact services you mentioned. I think their website is alohatone.com.

Permalink Reply by Marcus Yano on February 8, 2010 at 10:13am

Hi Mika

We are currently in the middle of implementing a complete VoIP solution. The vendor we choose to use is Systemmetrics a local provider. If you would like I can forward your interest and I am sure they would love to discuss what they can offer.

Permalink Reply by Mika Leuck on February 8, 2010 at 11:40am

Hi Attila and Marcus,

Thank you for your suggestions!  I will check them out.
‪Do you know any good small business connectivity suppliers?‬

Mahalo,
Mika

Permalink Reply by Michael Nedbal on February 17, 2010 at 4:28pm

Hi Mika,
We use a product from Time Warner Telecom called VersiPak. The product combines local voice, long distance and Internet
into one solution. You canget up to 24 business lines or 48 digital trunks. We have the Flex T-24 pack which provides up to 24 business lines and we get 3MB up/down for data transfer. We don't currently have voip phones but plan to go that route in the future. I don't know how the VersiPak integrates with a voip solution but our account rep, Keiki Kobayashi, is very personable and I am sure she could answer your questions (441-8510). You can give her my name, Michael Nedbal at Makai Ocean Engineering as a point of reference.

Aloha,
Michael

Permalink Reply by Mika Leuck on February 17, 2010 at 5:04pm

Hi Michael,

Thank you for you post! I will check it out.

Mika

Permalink Reply by Michael Bishop on March 29, 2010 at 2:18pm

Replyʻs a bit late, but IMHO Servpac is bar none. Those who Iʻve introduced to Servpac are very happy.
http://servpac.com/