Posts Tagged ‘small business phones lafayette IN’
Don’t Be Spooked! Switching to VoIP Phones Isn’t Scary
As the Halloween season casts its spooky shadow across the world, fear and trepidation seem to be in the air. However, amidst all the ghosts, goblins, and ghouls, one fear you can confidently put to rest is switching to a Voice over IP (VoIP) business phone system. Changing to VoIP can be an empowering and…
Read More5 Reasons to Use Local Business Phone and Internet Providers
As a business owner, you’re inundated with marketing messages from national phone and internet companies promoting their latest bundled packages. So, it’s not surprising that many organizations default to using large telecom corporations like AT&T or Comcast. But they’re not your only options. Local business phone and internet service providers offer many advantages beyond national…
Read MoreBuying Headsets? How to Choose Between Bluetooth and DECT
Shopping for a headset to use with your business phone is like walking down the cereal aisle at the grocery store—the options are endless! It can be overwhelming. Before jumping into specifics like whether you want the headset to cover one ear (mono) or both (binaural), there’s an easy decision to make. It’s similar to…
Read MoreLafayette’s Go-To Phone and Internet Providers: Two Local Businesses, One Local Solution
Hosted voice over IP (VoIP) business phones aren’t picky about internet service providers. They’ll fire up and “work” regardless of the vendor name at the top of your monthly internet bill. But there’s a caveat. Your VoIP phones will throw a fit if that vendor’s internet service is slow or degraded by high packet loss…
Read MoreBusiness Number Being Labeled as Spam? Here’s What To Do
You’ve called a few customers who usually pick up on the first or second ring, but now, they’re sending you to voicemail. What’s changed? Did you do something to jeopardize the business relationship? Probably not! Your phone number’s caller ID may be appearing as “spam risk,” “spam likely,” “potential spam,” or some variation indicating the…
Read MoreUpLync Moves Hardware Home
When Lafayette-based Wintek Corporation opened its data center a few years ago, the wheels started turning here at UpLync. We wanted in! The servers running our internet-based phone systems were located in Chicago, Milwaukee, and Phoenix. There’s nothing technically wrong with housing our hardware in those cities, but why not have them closer to home…
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