ANY IDEAS NEWSLETTER by Kitty Brown

	ANY IDEAS NEWSLETTER by Kitty Brown Newsletter intended for Subscribers and All NOLB Team Members Only. Vol 1, Issue 1 August 1st, 2005

Hello and WELCOME to Any Ideas Newsletter!

This is your first issue of Any Ideas Newsletter the place where you will find free Information on a great variety of topics. I want you to know up front that I am no Guru, nor that I am your advisor. Rather I would like you to perceive me as a person who presides over a public meeting. This Newsletter being the public meeting place. I believe passionately that we can all benefit by sharing information and that gaining knowledge is never a waste of time. Therefore I am going to ask you the reader to help me to make this Newsletter a worthwhile project. Firstly I am going to ask you to write to me and let me know "What Topics Do You Need Information On?" I will publish Your request in the next Any Ideas Newsletter.[see Topics Survey below] Secondly I am going to invite any readers that feel that they have information on the requested topics to post this information in the next issue.

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Featured Article in This Issue - Free Tool.

FREE TOOL - Normal Price $98

Function - secures your address book and any mailing lists on your computer or on any server including web mail.

Compatability - All operating systems.

On going costs - $0

Did you know that your computer can be used by unscrupulous people to send out messages to all your contacts?

SOLUTION - very simple steps.

Go to your address book and add a new contact. Instead of a First name input AAAA. Instead of Surname input AAAA.

In the email address field input AAAA@AAAA.com

You have just written a little program that makes the very first contact in your address book immovable, safeguarding all the contacts to follow. This is all that the programs selling currently on the internet for $98 + actually do [I won't mention names, look for yourselves].

To safeguard your lists make the first address in your list - AAAA@AAAA.com

Just remember to remove this first address before you send to the list yourself.

Topics Survey

Please Choose from the Topics List below or make up your own Topic, that you would be MOST interested to see covered in the next issue of

Any Ideas Newsletter. Send me an email with your request to kimbro@bigpond.net.au

Advertising Dogs Internet Marketing Products XPT

Aged Care Drawing Investments Poetry Yeast

Allergies Elephants Japan Quality Control Zygote

Books Electronic Transfers Kangaroo Recipes

Bees Fish Legalities Seminars.

Babies Furniture Law Timber

Cooking Gardening Money Travel

Cats Health Music URL's

Cosmetics Home Business Newsletter Voip

Computers Horses Organize Websites

COMPARE TELEXTREME http://telextreme.com/FreeForm TelExtreme proudly offers the industry’s first flat-rate worldwide broadband (VoIP) phone service for 13 countries across the globe. All of the TelExtreme residential plans offer unlimited calling to any type of telephone—digital, analog, cellular or broadband.

Australian Current Affairs News Item.

The internet phone has arrived
26 July 2005

A new revolution in cheap telephone calls is creeping into thousands of Australian homes, bringing with it savings that many families could only dream of making in the past.

Voice over IP (VoIP) makes it possible to use data pipelines normally reserved for internet traffic for local, national and international calls, totally by-passing tradition fixed phone lines.

The result is hugely reduced bills, especially for long-distance calls. In some cases, phone calls using VoIP are available for as little as five cents per minute. The technology is sound too, having been tried and tested since the late 1990s.

The Higgins family are a good example of how much can be saved over using traditional phone lines, especially with regular calls to family in Ireland and locally to an entire soccer team.

"Well our phone bill used to be around the $300 a month mark, and our phone bill is now around the $150 a month mark, which is a significant saving,” says Sandy Higgins.

Reg Robertson from independent consumer advocate group Phone Choice, and says the technology is gaining popularity amongst Australian households.

"Nine years ago people were using VoIP but the technology wasn’t good enough, and its only now that the technology is becoming so good that all of the big companies will be starting to use it and sell it," he says.

Telstra, which could lose millions if VoIP gains popularity, warns that the savings may not be as big as many people hope and people should read up on the hidden costs.

"You've got to remember with these new services, you need broadband, you need to be paying subscription, you might have call charge and a monthly charge and you probably need to buy some equipment to have in your house,” says spokeswoman Rosemary Howard.

Meanwhile the technology continues to roll on, with Powertec marketing new devices which effectively trick your home phone into thinking it’s a mobile, helping you save money if you make a large number of landline to mobile calls.

"For every $1000 that somebody might be spending currently on calls to mobiles we can bring that cost down easily to under $200,” says company spokesman Sean Smith.

"You can save up to 70% on calls to mobiles because your by-passing the wireline networks, which historically charge a high interconnect fee".

To help navigate the confusing world of VoIP, Phone Choice has some key pieces of information for those considering the new technology:

What do I need?

A permanent broadband internet connection (ADSL, wireless or cable).
VoIP software.
Special handset (usually provided with your software).

Limitations

VoIP is currently limited in availability but this will change in the near future.
Telstra is set to launch it’s own VoIP system this year.
Many users report sound quality can sometimes suffer, with small echoes or delays.

UPDATE Take a look at TelExtreme Voip Phone

I'm looking forward to seeing your survey results so that I can start working on the next edition of the Any Ideas Newsletter!

Best Regards,
Kitty Brown
Editor
Any Ideas Newsletter

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