jroper wrote:
Hi
That's pretty much what the dial balance reservation does in the agi-conf, with the exception of hanging up.
I suspect that limiting calls to one hour may be restrictive for your real customers, and would not help with fraud, as fraudulent calls tend to be dozens or hundreds of concurrent calls. Limiting the number of concurrent calls, coupled with dial balance reservation should mean that the possibility of negative balance is greatly reduced.
Joe
It is surely limiting and resctrictive to "real customers" however as I mentioned before it's diffiicult to know the customers so measures have to be taken in order to safeguard the balances.
The question now is : Can you distinguish between restrictive and less-restrictive customers if you're asked to install a wholesale system on a commercial basis?
We need somehow to put a fixed limit to the losses that can occur based on the most expensive rate of a ratecard and the amount of concurrent calls available to a customer. In any case, what method is used is not really important right now, at least for your custoemers.
The bottom line is that the end customers
must not be able to keep channels open if a limit is reached (unless of course the type of customer is POSTPAID).
How? Please consider this as a sales question to your company. Not as a casual forum post.
Thank you.