By sinha on 17, May, 2008 | Channel: Indian Startups

Build your own Mobile VoIP solution – TringMe opens it’s MobileVoIP API

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Now build your own VoIP solution!

TringMe today announced the the API support for VoIP provider, VoIP/SIP Service Provider who wants to offer MobileVoIP solution to the customers but do not have sufficient technology or investment to guarantee a ROI.

VoIP providers can quickly deploy a completely customized carrier grade MobileVoIP solution using TringMe‘s API (including creating and managing users, billing, configuring your VoIP backend and even the look and feel (branding) of the solution) [more details]

Now, this is a serious disruption in the market and would be interesting to watch how competition reacts to this (TruPhone  ?)

What’s your take?

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    10 Responses to Build your own Mobile VoIP solution – TringMe opens it’s MobileVoIP API

    1. Ravi Bhushan says:
      May 18, 2008 at 1:05 AM

      Just paid 5 bucks for this service. And it tells me you do not have enough credit to dial this number??!! Customized carrier grade mobile solution!? Lol. My advice? Get your basic service right first. Then we’ll talk.

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    2. Ravi Bhushan says:
      May 18, 2008 at 1:08 AM

      Ashish, any idea who I can contact regarding this? I would really like my money back :s

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    3. Ashish says:
      May 18, 2008 at 7:12 AM

      hey ravi
      I will ask Yusuf to take care of this.

      -ashish

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    4. Yusuf Motiwala says:
      May 18, 2008 at 3:08 PM

      Ashish,

      I spoke to my support staff and the complete mail exchange with this user and the call records is published here. We have suppressed the phone numbers and IP address for privacy purposes.:

      http://www.tringme.com/uc1mails.pdf
      http://www.tringme.com/uc1calllogs.pdf

      As you can see from the call logs, he regularly uses TringMe to make calls but then does this propaganda to speak against TringMe whenever we make a new release (evident from his another comment http://www.pluggd.in/2008/04/tringme-opens-apis-create-web-based-voice-applications-flash-based-widgets).

      Ravi, I am quite sure that you wouldn’t be our user if our service was “terrible” all through your usage of over 2+ months and also purchased multiple times.

      Fellow TringMe users and readers, TringMe takes pride in executing at the highest level and giving the best customer service that it can. Amongst the several hundred thousand users of TringMe, we do have a few that make it hard for us ;-) , but that’s life and we live through it. But, once in a while, we think that we need to continue to instill your trust in us and in the service we are providing. It’s merely with that purpose that I am responding to this blog comment with the factual data that I have.

      With that said, I will let the readers decide what Ravi (locomi.com/) is trying to do.

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    6. Vijaykumar says:
      May 19, 2008 at 11:56 AM

      Yusuf,

      I am nothing short of being amazed at the pace at which team has been producing.

      So, ignore distractions and keep up the good work !!

      -Vijaykumar

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    7. Ravi Bhushan says:
      May 19, 2008 at 2:48 PM

      My last comment doesn’t seem to have gone through, so here goes again (Not sure why this happens to me :s)

      I seem to have worked up bit of a storm here, so let me put things into perspective. Yes, I have used TringMe on more than one occasion. You guys have the cheapest rates and calling from Gtalk is a cinch.

      But I would have used it more frequently (I stay in Singapore, so trust me I need to do this a lot), had I not faced problems on some occasions. Sometimes the call doesn’t go through, on other occasions your Gtalk bot was down and this time I got charged for a call I didn’t make (that never feels nice).

      Please, please do not take this as propaganda. The rant of a frustrated customer perhaps? I have absolutely nothing against you guys. As Vijaykumar mentioned, the speed at which you guys release stuff is quite amazing and kudos to you for that.

      I know, I have given you a hard time ;) but if I were you I would rather have this feedback than not (though I couldn’t agree more that I could have done a far better job of giving the feedback)

      And if this is of any use, I would urge the readers of this blog to go give TringMe a try. Seriously :) Cheers!

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    9. Abubucker says:
      August 4, 2008 at 10:39 AM

      After seeing this post, i registered as a tringme user. i even wrote a post on my newbee blog venturoni.wordpress.com.I am not happy that you charge me for calls that didn’t go through.I hope it’s an error in accounting and not a business policy.

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    10. Dave says:
      August 4, 2008 at 11:31 AM

      Abu,

      Thanks for the nice coverage and appreciation on your blog.

      Your issue seems like an isolated incident. I request you to send more information at support@tringme.com for us to investigate this further.

      Thanks,

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