Voiparty's income comes from fees that are generated from an existing wholesale interexchange market.

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Voiparty is a telecommunications company combined with a business opportunity. Unlike some of the telecomm business opportunities that have gone before them, like Excel Communications, ACN or 5LINX their income is not derived from the purchase of telecomm products by the members.Hence, Voiparty is an InterExchange Carrier. I will explain more about what that means in a minute, but I first want to give you an analogy.Imagine for a minute that you own land and the local telephone company has asked you for permission to put one of their telephone poles on your land. In exchange for your granting them permission, they agree to give you a piece of the telephone traffic that goes across the pole as long as the pole is on your land. In other words, you will receive residual income when the telephone company's customer calls travel across the pole that is on your land.to its customers. They are just paying you for the use of your land.In addition, the telephone company says to you "We need to put up some more poles on the land that belongs to your neighbors - to complete our network. If you would be willing to talk to one or more of your neighbors for us, we will pay your neighbor for his pole just like we paid you and pay you a percentage of the revenue from his pole, just for your trouble". That sounds like a great deal to you so you agree. You and your family receive this revenue as long as people continue to make telephone calls.As mentioned earlier, Voiparty is an Interexchange carrier(IXC). The way that an interexchange carrier makes money is that when a call is placed, if the call has to travel from one phone company's network to another a fee is generated. For example, you may be a Verizon customer and you have to make a call to your friend's Sprint mobile phone. When that happens, an IXC make money. This fee sometimes is only a fraction of penny, but with billions of calls it adds up. There are 90,000 competing IXC's.The business is a wholesale commodity business and the IXC's compete soley on price. The company that charges the lowest fee is the one that will get the business. ATT and Verizon are among the largest IXCsThe thing that makes Voiparty so unique is that they have come up with a novel way of building their network that gives them acompetive advantage. Typically, a large company like ATT has a tremendous overhead. They have to lease space in commercial buildings (often the local phone company's central office) to terminate their calls at the point of prescence (POP). They have a large staff, trucks, equipment, expensive billing systems, etc. They have to rent or run expensive lines from point to point. You get the picture, it's expensive.ATT alone spent over 80 billion dollars on overhead costs last year. Even the smaller companies have a large overhead too.because they have designed a small box that sits in your house. The VOIParty box (affectionally called a telephone pole by VOIParty) sits between your broadband line (fiber, cable, or DSL) and a dedicated telephone line. They then route calls using VOIP and terminate calls in the box in your house. You get paid on every call that they terminate in the box. This is their point of prescence.Now, Voiparty has a tremendous competitive advantage. Because their overhead is so low, they will always have the lowest industry termination fee. In addition, just like the telephone pole example, if you can network with some other people to place more boxes to grow their network, they will pay you on those too. Just like network marketing, but no potions, lotions, or anything to buy every month (in other words, no autoship).As you can see, VOIParty has a viable business model. The Interexchange industry is an 800 billion dollar industry. Voiparty has been building the infrastructure to do this since 2005. The opportunity to get a box (one time cost of $249) officially begins in January of 2010.. If you can meet the technical requirements of having broadband and can get a dedicated line, you can take advantage of the residual income that is available.The other thing that you need to become profitable is to connect with the right team. Kevin Johnson and his team areand beyond.