April 12, 2004
Iran cracks down on incoming VoIP
Rumor has it that Iranian government has started to crack down on all Voice over IP (VoIP) services from outside Iran. So VoIP many pre-paid cards seem not to be working anymore.
Many Canadian long-distance communication compalnies such as Goldline are now in real danger.
Some people say that the decision has economic reasons and has been because of the lowering revenue of Telecommunication Company of Iran. Others consider security reasons that the government wants to control all incoming calls to and from Iran.
UPDATE:
- A couple of friends who work for Telecom companies in Canada has confirmed the reports. Almost none of the pre-paid calling cards are functional anymore.
Comments
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- By: mohamed on May 27, 2004
- By: mohamed on May 27, 2004
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No kidding? Let me call my sources in Iran... wait, the call doesn't go through! This must be reliable news then... ZEKI!
- By: s. on April 14, 2004
- By: s. on April 14, 2004
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Salam, This is crazy, They are at last gonna give work to their own hand (hehe, this means "akharesh kar daste khodeshoon midan")
- By: Ali B. on April 14, 2004
- By: Ali B. on April 14, 2004
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This is just the case for me,actually I can still call cellphones and cities other than Tehran But I think as all the businesses in Iran we will see an out of government ,under the table agreement of somekind and things will go back to normal
- By: akchbar on April 13, 2004
- By: akchbar on April 13, 2004
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