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PanTerra Networks vs Talk Times
Compare PanTerra Networks vs Talk Times. Find out whether PanTerra Networks or Talk Times is better for your VoIP business or home needs. The experts at VoipReview have analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of PanTerra Networks and Talk Times and detailed analysis of the comparison can be found below.
User Ratings & Reviews
- 20 Reviews
Overview:
A leader in the cloud market, PanTerra Networks is a service provider that offers enterprise businesses cloud-based, fully managed IT services to aid in boosting collaboration, mobility, and productivity in the workplace. PanTerra Networks prides...
February 2010 update: We were unable to find a working website for Talk Times. The provider is probably out of business.
Provider Info
- Website: PanTerra Networks
- Headquarters Country: United States
- Founder Year: 2002
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- Headquarters Country:
- Founder Year: 2005
Plans Available*
- Business Voice - $14.95
- Enterprise - $44.95
- Professional - $34.95
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Users Average Rating
Recent User Reviews
Had some initial issues provisioning my VOIP phone - until I got Charles from Support on the phone: he zeroed in on issue quickly and efficiently, provided clear directions on what to do on my end, and it was solved. Done. Thank you Charles!
We had been working on an old NEC system for about 20 years. We new we needed a new phone system. We looked at the list of providers and narrowed it down to 3 including PanTerra in it. The salesperson was helpful. He showed us a quick demo and use case for Streams. We went with the Pro-Level seat since it allowed us to Deskshare with clients and prospects. We are 3 months into our deployment and have seen less phone calls and more IM's and Deskshares from our clients than ever before. We are able to answer questions immediately. We have noticed that contact ratios have gone up while missed calls and voicemails have gone down since customers can view our presence.
VelocityTel has some problems. They use an adapter, made by Grandstream, positioned between your router and your phones that I find highly unreliable. I have 3 lines. I can not be certain at any point that all three lines will be working, or even one. I just know that several times a day, an adapter will start flashing red, which means there is a problem. sometimes it will go for hours. Sometimes it will reset in a few minutes. The tech support people are always helpful, but the reliability sucks. I don't know with certanty that the adapter is the problem. I do know that I can swap out a problem adapter, and the problem disappears, for the moment.