VoIP or Voice over Internet Protocol is the next big thing that is happening in the telecommunications world. It is revolutionizing the very way we used to treat and made international calls. Suddenly with internet telephony available, international calls seems to be the cheapest service or product available on planet earth. It is so simple, effective and spontaneous a service that it really looks like that in another decade or so even a ten year old child will be able to call up a alien staying in another planet by merely using its candy money.
And making this all happen is the group of VoIP wholesalers whose services are paramount for the success of the overall exercise.
The VoIP wholesalers are able to sell their VoIP wholesale services by buying in bulk capacity from the internet telephony service providers. But having done this, they can only sell the same capacity further to only resellers and not to the end users. This is just like what happens in any other wholesalers case across industries.
Under a typical situation, the VoIP wholesaler buys millions of minutes from an established service provider and sells it en number of resellers. Once this done, the task of selling the capacity bought further becomes totally with the resellers. The job of the wholesaler is over and he or she has made the money out of the transaction.
Since, we are taking about overseas calls that are routed through the internet, there is really no restriction to the capacity that can be bought and sold.
Then, there are the two categories of service providers with whom the wholesalers can interact. These include the Tier 1 and Tier 2 types. The Tier 1 slot consists to those top notch network service providers who are household names everywhere. They possess the required wireless network infrastructure to carry out the needful. The Tier 2 are the ones who have bought the software and have the requisite technical wherewithal to deliver VoIP based overseas calling service.
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