I never thought I would sit through an entire infomercial and actually enjoy it :) thanks Chris

Been working with crosstalk for the last few weeks and they have been an absolute joy. 10/10 would recommend

Wait, Wait, Wait,.... When did you get your own branded hardware. ?!?! Chris you are killing it! Keep it up!

Chris and team, job well done pleasure working with y'all over the months to make the switch from analog to fiber SLA enterprise VoIP. Your team is exceptionally knowledgeable and creative at making custom fit solution's where special needs are more important than a template deployment. +1 satisfied customer 🙂

The Crosstalk Solutions Team!! *mad props*

Excited to see you expanding this service line!

Hi Chris Love your channel, been following your videos for a few years. I have a cloud switch (freepbx) on vultr and some users with the Clearly Anywhere app. When using LTE in poorer coverage the app doesn't connect whereas the cell phone will. I have been advised by technical that i need a STUN server; will this really make any difference?

I haven't forgotten about you! We will get a re-quote and get things rolling once we are able to catch up and get some time. Thank you Chris!

Thanks!

Been with Crosstalk for months. As with anything it hasn't been flawless but they've done great work for us most of the time and saved us tons of money. Would definitely recommend over other VoIP providers. We are cloud hosted users. From personal experience, we do not like the Sangoma phones, we prefer Yealinks.

Hello sir I have a t-58 phone connect to the Cisco server ..when I call yealink to Cisco .I have not seen Cisco video but Cisco receive my video ...Cisco support g- 264 codec

Way to go, Chris!

Chriss, you should add a no-display, dirt cheap, yet reliable model for places, which rarely if ever receive calls, but need to call out. Think service phone at remote monitoring station, or emergency phone in a factory.

a great infomercial ;)

Curious about CloudPBX. How is cloudPBX different from your hosted PBX solution? Does cloud PBX have self configuration and setup process with a diffwrent UI like ring central or it is freepbx?

We just order our new phone system today

Chris and team, well done as always! How about your Canadian friends up north? Have you done any turnkey installations big or small in Ontario and do you support Canadian customers?

Very interested. Currently using an Avaya 500 system that I completely hate using. Is there management software, or is it all via IP on the server?

Please make video on Free PBX Billing / A2billing

Is it done yet? hehe! Loved it! It was better then the ones late night 90s ones lol

Does your system make financial sense for a small, 2 location pizza restaurant?

Phone link is broken

Curious, why get a PBX system when something like Microsoft Teams supports native phones built into the app (Both on desktop and mobile).

Would it be possible to run VOIP over starlink?

What teh heck? chrisfinally clickbating, he knows hosted = cloud

Team

Rather OEM Fanvil phones and not the current supplier which shall not be named.

your painting on the wall is offline :)

Hi why don’t you creat a current VOIP training and charge us to access the content, everything FreePBX

(Note that this is not a criticism of Chris or Crosstalk or the business at all, just a reflection on the difference experienced by me in Sweden) While I still have a “classic” desk phone here at home (it is a cordless though) connected through an analog to VoIP converter to the fiber-connected router supplied by my broadband provider, I seldom if ever use it anymore. I still have it connected, more or less because I don’t pay any extra for VoIP. There used to be an app to “override” that VoIP connection from a mobile phone but it seems to have disappeared in the last year or so. You can still just have them alias that number to your mobile if you want to. At work I have not seen a desk phone for more than 10 years. I do know of some that were moving to VoIP on desktop phones in the 2000s and probably still uses it for security reasons on fully private networks, but in general, desktop phones do not exist here anymore and VoIP transition was skipped in favor of mobiles. I do know that the support team where I work use VoIP for shared lines/call queues, but that is all done using Windows software on a PC with a headset (coincidentally from the same provider as above). Personally, my work phone has been always been a mobile, apparently since 1997 or so because I remember the Nokia 2110i as the first one I had at work. So, in general, this informercial gave me déjà vu from 1999 or so…

if my numbers come up, i'll probably go for a voip system (with a *LOCAL* PBX, of course!) but until then i ain't buyin, so you ain't flyin'

It's pbxact hardware and yealink phones, correct?

So i guess Sangoma is completely out the door...

Why are people still using table phones? When we have Microsoft Teams.

can you please do a video review of the best VPN Routers for small Biz for 20 remote clients with cons and pro and if dose involve a subscription license fee per client.

FreePBX, I'm not even sure how this can possibly be described as open source these days, they have slowly ripped out most of the open source modules and replaced them with commercial ones. Fifteen years ago I was using FreePBX and it seems it had more truly open source features than it does now.