Reseller charges?

[VOIPoBrandon]

Charges Overview:

All items such as Phone Numbers & E911 have a recurring cost. All phone numbers have 'usage' cost at a per minute rate deemed by the type of phone number and the direction of the call.

For example:

Incoming Toll Free (Domestic), Outgoing PSTN would be billed at a rate of $0.025 + $0.01/minute = $0.035/minute.

Incoming Toll Free (Canada), Outgoign PSTN would be billed at a rate of $0.06/minute + $0.1/minute = $0.07/minute.

So that goes to show that a call always has two legs (Incoming + Outgoing).

Please do keep in mind that SIP legs are free, so a "standard" residential call (non-forwarded) would only be billed for a single leg, dependent on the direction of the call i.e. incoming or outgoing.

In regards to E911 and associated fees. E911 is only available / applicable for "Full Service Line" accounts. The fees associated are $1.00/month. It is at your discretion to enable / disable for your emergency service needs. However I can not get into the legalities - so it is best to find out your E911 obligations through your own consultation.

Let me know if this all makes sense, thanks!

[IBhere]

Charges Overview:

Incoming Toll Free (Domestic), Outgoing PSTN would be billed at a rate of $0.025 + $0.01/minute = $0.035/minute.

Incoming Toll Free (Canada), Outgoign PSTN would be billed at a rate of $0.06/minute + $0.1/minute = $0.07/minute.

So that goes to show that a call always has two legs (Incoming + Outgoing).

Is it always that Toll Free numbers would have two legs?

I always thought that you could forward a Toll Free number but in most cases, the Toll Free number normally would ring on your primary number same as a virtual number. In both cases, normally Toll Free and Virtual numbers are inbound only as you cannot call out on either.

Therefore, there should only be two legs on Toll Free if you set it up to forward to another number otherwise it should only have one leg - Correct?