Did you know that countries globally are phasing out PSTN as early as 2025?

The plain old telephone service (POTS; also called PSTN) has been reliable for decades, but its limitations are now evident as communication demands grow.

And countries are transitioning to newer communication infrastructure.

Businesses are gradually replacing POTS with internetbased telephony like SIP and VoIP.

VoIP uses the internet to transmit voice calls by converting voice into digital data packets.

Here are some key reasons for switching from POTS to VoIP:

Connect with customers from anywhere: Make and receive calls with an internet connection.

Global reach: Get local phone numbers from anywhere, ideal for expansion.

Scalable solution: Easily add or remove users or phone lines as business grows.

Save on calls: Get low longdistance and international call costs. United World Telecom offers VoIP number plans for as low as $7.95.

Benefit from costsaving features like free calling minutes, simplified billing, volume discounts, and more.

Better call management: Use advanced technologies like voicemail translation CRM integration to streamline workflows and enhance productivity.

As businesses embrace global growth, the relevance of POTS dwindles. With unparalleled mobility, flexibility, and scalability, VoIP takes center stage.

United World Telecom is one of the pioneering VoIP service providers, and we bring vast expertise in modern business communication solutions.

Book a demo today to make the switch to VoIP seamlessly. We’re here to help!

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:46 What is POTS Replacement?
01:05 Why Replace POTS?
02:15 POTS Alternatives
02:52 Switching from POTS to VoIP
04:44 How Can UWT Help?

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