r/VOIP

26K archived posts · Jan 2009 – Sep 2026

Voice over IP. We talk about it all.

r/VOIP

VoIP - Voice over Internet Protocol. Here you can ask experts for help, discuss VoIP products and services, and learn new things about the technology that gets everyone talking. Providers, manufacturers and other VoIP businesses are encouraged to contribute, but please keep in mind that you are subject to the same rules as everyone else.

Created Jan 24, 2009

29KMembers (last snapshot)

26KArchived posts

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Rule 1. Do not promote or advertise for any business, service or product unless responding to a specific request for recommendations. This includes recommending a user change providers when they have not indicated they are interested in doing so.

Rule 2. Do not send private messages to users, or invite users to send you a private message, for the purpose of promoting or advertising a business, service or product.

Rule 3. Do not invite, encourage, or seek help with engaging in unethical or fraudulent activity relating to VoIP, such as call spoofing, robocalling and autodialers, or fraudulent STIR/SHAKEN attestation.

Rule 4. Requests for business, product or service recommendations must go in the monthly requests thread.
Reviews of businesses, products or services must go in the monthly reviews thread.

Rule 5. Do not share any identifying information such as names, addresses or phone numbers without consent. If you do share identifying information, you must provide evidence that consent has been obtained.

Rule 6. Try to get along. Disagreements of varying intensities will happen, but particularly vitriolic attacks will be pruned from the discussion.

If you have been the target of solicitation, message the mods with a screenshot of the conversation and we will take action accordingly.

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