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Seeing reports that the issue has been resolved, but not reflected on their status page just yet.
by goshx 5y ago
Seeing reports that the issue has been resolved, but not reflected on their status page just yet.
- MildlySerious 5y agoI just got a 502 Bad Gateway trying to look at their homepage to find out what it is they do.
- goshx 5y agoPhone services for other carriers and companies, like DIDs (phone numbers), SIP trunks, SMS, and 911.
- posguy 5y agoRingCentral, Nextiva, Microsoft Teams Voice (fully dependent on Bandwidth.com), Google Voice, Vonage (for a subset of numbers), and most wholesalers have some or all phone numbers on Bandwidth.com
- toast0 5y agoBandwidth is a major wholesaling VoIP provider. If you're using a VoIP or other non-traditional phone service provider that isn't big enough to directly interconnect with incumbent carriers, they likely work with Bandwidth (and possibly others).
- goshx 5y agoEven big enough ones, like RingCentral.
- posguy 5y agoRCLEC (RingCentral's CLEC) does not seem to host the majority of RingCentral's numbers despite being fully capable of doing so, RingCentral seem to sprinkle their numbers across Onvoy & Bandwidth.com if memory serves. Makes for some really fun port out requests, when a client with 6 numbers has those numbers sprinkled across 3 or 4 different underlying telecoms despite RingCentral generating one unified bill for their service.
- RKearney 5y agoThat must be why 99% of the SMS spam I receive comes back to Bandwidth as the carrier. On the bright side, I haven't gotten any spam in the last hour or so.