U.S. Election Gives VoIP Traffic A Bump

phoneboy writes "According to this news story on Voxilla.com, a number of VoIP service providers have experienced higher-than-normal call volumes today. The calls were traced to mostly Democratic volunteers making calls in key battleground states."

VoIP Democrats

[Anonymous Coward]

Is it because the Republicans didn't need the calls, or that they couldn't figure out the VoIP software?

Calls

[Anonymous Coward]

Those calls really helped too.

mostly Democratic volunteers

[Threni]

> The calls were traced to mostly Democratic volunteers making calls in key
> battleground states."

Well, given that they'll all be crying, I guess at least there'll be a good compression ratio!

Re:What have you done??????

[Anonymous Coward]

Perhaps if foreigners had stayed out of trying to influence the Ohio election, the outcome might have been different. We don't like outsiders telling us what to do.

Or...

[Anonymous Coward]

Preparing for a possible civil war. (I think Bush will strike first but blame the democrats, before the provisional ballots or recounts or appeals are done).

Don't forget: in the event of a civil war, food shipments may be irregular, so plant a garden.

Re:Give it up Kerry

[Jason Earl]

It would appear that Kerry's mathematical skills are as poor as Bush's grammatical skills.