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Can You Send Text Messages Using a VoIP Service in Canada?

The Seeker by The Seeker
April 27, 2021
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Are you looking for a way to streamline your communications? Do you have questions about how you can communicate with others through a personal service or a business service? If so, then you have probably heard about something called voice-over IP, or VoIP Canada. You have probably invested in a powerful internet connection already. After all, it is difficult to do just about anything today, regardless of whether you were at home or at your office, without a strong internet connection. On the other hand, if you still have a traditional phone line, and maybe time to think again. You can switch to a voice-over IP service, which allows you to use the internet to not only make phone calls but also send text messages. What is voice-over IP texting and how does this work?

An Overview of Voice Over IP Texting

Essentially, you are going to have a virtual phone number. It isn’t actually assigned to a device; however, it has been assigned to a user. Then, that user is able to send text messages to other people using an internet connection. Therefore, this service allows you to send SMS messages to specific cell phones through a mobile application or computer. If you purchase a smartphone, you also need to have a smartphone plan. Otherwise, your smartphone is simply a camera and calculator. It is a smartphone plan that enables data, text messaging, and phone calls. With a voice-over IP phone service, you can still do all of that. On the other hand, you can also get a new number, bring over your existing number, upload contacts, create drip campaigns, integrate texting with specific applications, and send text blasts, which are similar to a group chain. 

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Businesses Can Also Use Voice Over IP Texting

Clearly, you can take advantage of this text messaging service for your own personal use. On the other hand, you can also take advantage of this service if you run a business. For example, you can use this type of text messaging through customer support. That way, if a customer has a question or concern, you can answer it quickly. Furthermore, this type of service also makes it easier for you to share mass updates with other people. You can broadcast a message to your group of friends in a matter of seconds. If you want to keep your customers and employees in the loop, then you should take advantage of text messaging through a voice-over IP service.

Take Advantage of VoIP Texting

This is just a brief overview of voice-over IP texting. If you are looking for a way to improve your communication, then you should consider employing this type of service for your home or office as well. If you take steps to improve your ability to communicate with other people, your quality of life will improve. Furthermore, if you run a business, you will instantly generate more loyalty among your employees and customers.

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