The Internet, VOIP phone service, cell phones, and two-way televisions are rapidly taking over our culture. That is why we need to educate ourselves on these aspects so that we can properly combat the aspects of these issues that are to come.
We must also warn others, so that they will be ready when the time comes to learn how to use some of this great stuff. Take VOIP services, for example. Who wouldn’t want to make a phone call over the Internet?
So what is influencing this huge influx in communications? Is it just the way people have always been or is the exciting medium of VOIP phone service entertaining the notion of people stepping out of their comfort zones to see how the other half lives?
A quick look at some of the usual suspects for using cell phone and VOIP services will tell us that some answers are, in fact, more confusing than the questions.
Take the demographics of teenage girls, for example. Without being too stereotypical, many teens spend more than thirteen hours a day talking on the phone with their friends about their boyfriends and what those boyfriends look like in designer jeans or the latest Hot Topic hoodies.
This demographic, according to VOIP provider providers like Skype, is more likely to use VOIP services and is more likely to help put VOIP providers and their families in much larger homes with much larger pools. The cash flow in terms of the teen demographic is so great in terms of voice over internet protocol calls, in fact, many people can walk away after just an afternoon of calls taken from the East Coast.
Another demographic that is popular is the office worker. This asexual workaholic demographic also often spends hours on the phone, negotiating some sort of deal from Botswana for hours with people who don’t speak the same language. This lack of communication allows the workers of the VOIP providers to earn a lot of money from phone calls.
However, the customer still saves a considerable amount of cash on the long distance because most VOIP provider packages charge little or nothing in terms of long distance. So whether or not the deal falls through in Botswana, everyone wins.
A large demographic that uses VOIP on a regular basis would be chat room types. These people, both men and women, tend to use VOIP services to create a greater connection with their friends in the chat room and give their experience more realism.
Using the VOIP phone service to chat adds an element of vocalized realism to the conversation that you just can’t get from writing down what you’re doing.
VOIP companies have a lot to gain from the variety of possibilities they can get in terms of customers from all over the world. The change in the social climate, call it “social warming”, is bringing people closer together and creating such an influx of social needs that people from all over the world are turning to VOIP services.
The reality behind this is that companies like Skype or Yahoo have a lot to gain by offering VOIP phone service packages on their websites. Without these VOIP phone service packages, we could all be in a creek without a prayer.
