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RSSA few months ago, Ofcom gave a loud sound on VoIP saying that UK VoIP customers’ base is all set to reach three million mark by end of 2007, up from 500,000.
It seems that, there is no ambiguity in the Ofcom predictions. Very recently, I came to know..
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