Plain old telephone service line (POTS) is the original analog phone line system that have been using since the 1880s, it is a 100 years-old technology and is being phased out today!
In 2019, the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) POTS Lines Forbearance Order 19-72A1 has marked the end-of-life for traditional analog POTS line systems. Telecom providers like AT&T, Verizon has states that they will start discontinuing service in some areas and the cost of an existing POTS Line is increasing rapidly. It doesn’t make sense to run the service over the old and aging copper infrastructure and pay more!
It is time to embrace the next generation communication technology - Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), which enables you to make phone calls using your broadband/Wi-Fi/Cellular connection instead of landline service without replacing your terminal devices.
VoIP phone systems are cloud-based, they don’t require extensive on-site installation, copper wiring, or bulky hardware like landlines do. VoIP phone systems are accessible in any location with a working broadband Internet connection. Major benefit of VoIP includes competitive pricing, flexibility, and advanced features that streamline business communications. Many successful cases and working experiences show us that VoIP has become the best choice for modern business phone and communication systems.
Flyingvoice has more than 10 years development on VoIP technology and rich industry experience, we understand well for customers’ need for POTS replacement. We want to use our years’ experience to help you make the leap to VoIP smoothly and steadily, don’t wait until last minute, it is wisdom to take your action with Flyingvoice today!
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