Call Forwarding

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Activate a local number in any county! People recognize and trust a local number rather than dialing an international number. Telephone numbers are available worldwide from 60+ countries. In USA and Canada activate a local or toll-free number.

No Physical Office of Equipment is required. Activate a number in any country and start receiving calls on an existing phone number.

Forward all incoming calls to any number chosen. Choose to receive calls on an office number, home or cell phone. You can be anywhere to take those calls.

Example: Your business may be based out of New Jersey and you want to attain customers in Japan. Activate a local telephone number for Japan. Forward all incoming calls from Japan to the number you choose in New Jersey.

Easy Self Management! Access and manage an account online by adding numbers, paying bills or viewing activity on an account.

Numbers Available from 60+ countries

Answer Calls Anywhere

No Physical Office or Equipment required

Easy Self Management

No Contracts or Hidden Fees

For more information regarding call forwarding and pricing,
please call us at 1-732-290-1900 or email us at roger@voicesaver.com

CARDSAVER™ ITSP SIP Solution for small and medium size companies that are looking to provide prepaid and postpaid SIP Telephony solutions to their customers.

By integrating our existing CardSaver platform with several vendors’ SIP Servers, PEC has developed a feature-rich, cost-effective ITSP platform that can be controlled entirely through your web browser.

Further, by integrating our VoiceSaver voicemail system and Insight IVR system, companies can provide carrier grade voicemail and IVR services to their subscribers.

We will be adding more information about the ITSP SIP Platform soon. If there are any questions that you have, please do not hesitate to contact us at 1-732-290-1900.

Call Back solutions have been around for many years and have generated huge profits for companies that have successfully implemented them. companies that have successfully implemented them. As long distance rates dropped throughout most of the world, the number of call back systems dropped as well. However, there are still several countries around the world where call back solutions still make sense. Many countries in South America, Africa and Asia are prime examples of countries in which call back systems are extremely profitable.

Many people are not completely certain as to what call back is or why it is used. The following call flow example should help you gain a much better understanding:
John has recently traveled to Dubai for a business trip. He purchases a prepaid cellular phone from a local store and adds $20 worth of credit to the phone. He calls home to his family in New Jersey, and after 12 minutes, his call is disconnected because his balance has run out. He is truly upset. How could the call have cost him $1.66 per minute? There must be a more cost-effective solution to call home. John speaks with a local contact of his and finds out about a “call back” service that will allow him to call home at a fraction of the cost. John buys a call back card for $20 from a local vendor, and then …

1. John dials the USA Call Back Access Number by dialing 00-1212-555-1212 from his Dubai mobile phone.
2. The system he is calling recognizes his Dubai caller ID and hangs up. John is not billed for this call.
3. The Call Back system then checks the balance for this John’s account and determines that he has $20 remaining.
4. Since John does have balance remaining, the system calls the customer on his mobile phone and plays “Please enter your Password. ” The system can also be programmed to not play the prompt and to play a dial tone instead.
5. Now, the system asks John to dial a destination number. John dials 1-732-566-8771, which is his family’s home phone number.
6. After John dials the destination number, the system checks his balance again to make sure that he has enough money to call USA.
7. If John has enough balance for both legs of the call (Leg A from USA to Dubai and Leg B from USA to USA), the call is connected to the destination number.
8. After John disconnects, the funds are deducted from his balance.

Now, John is able to speak for 50 minutes for that same $20 because the call originated from USA rather than UAE.

The above call flow may seem like a tedious process to make one call, however, the amount of savings that a customer realizes on each call is significant enough to justify these added steps. As was seen in the example above, calling directly from a highly regulated country can be very expensive. The main reason CallBack is used as opposed to typical prepaid or postpaid calling platforms is simply to avoid international legality issues. Since VoIP, calling cards, and calling services are illegal in so many countries throughout the world, CallBack allows the system Admin to place the equipment in a legal country and make the call from there. The idea is to do all of the outgoing calling from a legal country where lines are more obtainable and international calling rates are cheaper.

Determining if call back is a viable solution for you is a very simple task. By answering the following questions, you can decide if it makes sense for you. We are using USA as an example, but call back calls can be made to anywhere in the world. Also, replace COUNTRY with the country you wish to sell call back services in.

1. Are incoming calls free in COUNTRY?
2. How much does it cost to call (per minute) from COUNTRY to USA using the standard land/mobile phone networks in COUNTRY?
3. How much does it cost to call from USA to COUNTRY using a standard calling card?

First, incoming calls must be free or very cheap for call back to be viable.

Next, the cost to call USA from COUNTRY must be significantly higher than the cost to call from USA to COUNTRY.

If all of these conditions are true, then call back is probably a viable solution for you.

PEC Telecom has been designing telecom systems since 1984. Our first call back system was designed nearly 15 years ago and used legacy technology. A typical system would cost about $150,000 and would cost $5,000 per month or more to operate. Although margins were high, the cost barrier to entry made it difficult for most to get into the business.

Today, PEC uses Cisco hardware in conjunction with our CardSaver billing software, to offer a high-quality, cost-effective Call Back solution that allows anyone to become profitable in the business. Whether you are selling the product in Africa, South America, Asia or anywhere else, PEC’s Call Back solution allows you to offer a quality product that will give you the upper-hand in you market of choice.

The solution supports up to 500 concurrent calls and is offered as a purchased or hosted solution.

For more information regarding the product and pricing, please call us at 1-732-290-1900 or email us at roger@voicesaver.com

Throughout the world, PEC customers are taking advantage of CardSaver’s Call Shop module. The Call Shop module allows our customers to provide prepaid and postpaid calling services within call shops, Internet cafes, VoIP shops. Since the Call Shop Module is built on top of PEC’s CardSaver platform, it shares CardSaver’s ease-of-use, flexibility, and robustness.

With a single installation of CardSaver’s Call Shop Module, you can handle up to 75 call shops and over 500 simultaneous calls. Provisioning new call shops and stations, reporting daily activity, and managing call shop customers are extremely simple with the web-based management tool we provide.

PEC has a great deal of experience in the Call Shop industry. If there are any questions that you have or if you would like to see a demo, please do not hesitate to contact us.