Editing Conference call (section)

=== Premium-rate ===

Here participants dial in on a premium-rate number such as a toll free number in the US. The conference is typically hosted by the party that perceives value in the call in order to justify the cost: this could be a business owner, a non-profit board member, an educator, lawyer, or expert in any given field. That person then usually pays for the cost of the call. Premium conferencing can also be used for charitable fundraisers.

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* Reservationless or operator assisted conferencing
* Host PINs
* Name announce
* Roll-call (unique and superior)
* Moderator/participant codes
* Live web-based call management with mute/unmute, drop one/all, and dial out
* Recording with [[.wav]] file access through an online account
* High-quality on-demand transcriptions (with 4-hour turnaround on request)
* Customizable, "branded" greetings(unique)
* Broadcast mode
* Q&A facilitation
* Polling and polling reports
* Sub-conferencing
* Dial-out with or without requested response
* Web based screen sharing options 
* 24/7 availability