Seednet, a leading ISP based in Taiwan, has launched a VoIP telephony service using TelTel’s SIP-based network. “Wagaly TelTel” is the new co-branded VoIP telephony service powered by TelTel’s PsipTN – the SIP-based network backbone and turnkey solution for service providers. The service will be formally available to the 250,000 Seednet subscribers with an ADSL broadband connection in late October. The service allows users to make cost-effective Wagaly TelTel-enabled PC-PSTN calls both within Taiwan and internationally.
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Taiwan's Seednet Offers TelTel's SIP Service
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