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Here's my 2 cents: Pluses: +++ It is very nice and simple. I never subscribed to any teleconferencing solutions simply because I think it may get complicated
by Aegean 17y ago
Here's my 2 cents:
Pluses:
+++ It is very nice and simple. I never subscribed to any teleconferencing solutions simply because I think it may get complicated and it probably requires subscription.
Minuses:
- The phone number & pin shows up intermingled in Firefox.
-- I need a global teleconferencing solution, and I don't see myself saying, come on guys lets call this number in new york for connecting up.
Good luck.
- jmonegro 17y agoI have only tested in chrome, I have to optimize it for other browsers. And, one of the reasons I would like to redo it in Twilio would be the ability to provide a 1800 number instead of a NY one, which would make it easier for people in the US. Unfortunately, I haven't found a way to provide numbers outside the US.
- Ragin 17y agoI assume you are not making any money per minute on those inbound calls? That's the model that Freeconference call uses, and apparently the same thing that drop.io is doing. That's why the number is based in either Iowa or Minnesota.