If you follow my video exactly 25 minutes for you doing it the first time!

I just released a video on how you can do that. I hope the video helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ2waGZ9fcqcrJI

And you definitely did not watch my video entirely. Before you come to my comment section and yap, watch my entire video.

Depends what your building but a simple agent takes 30 min

Lol

Thanks, let me know if you have any questions

Yeah, the reason it might not be working is because your Twilio account is not verified.

⁠thank you I dont' know how to do that but I'll give it a try. The think in don't understand is Why this is is working when I call the twilio number directly

​@@juliena6575 Yeah, that's most likely happening because your account isn't verified. It can receive calls but not place them.

Yes

Thanks man

Really appreciate that

I think it was founded like a year ago

Vapi doesn't have a white-label service yet, so the only options are getting the client's credit card or manually billing them.

If you spend $100, you get 10 hours of actual talk time. Find me a human who can do that job for so little - you can’t. That’s because you pay a human by the hour, whether they’re placing calls or not. With AI, you only pay when it’s actively working - like when it’s talking.

Are you referring to the Origination SIP URI? In Retell it doesn't let me connect to a prompt still, perhaps it's because I need my Origination URL, but where do I get this URL?

@@ahmerbeg2956 Your able to find everything here: docs.retellai.com/deploy/twilio

Thanks man

Lol

Thanks

Lol

Lol

For retell not at the moment

Actually, I just figured out that you can also connect Vonage and Telnyx.

@@emanueltermure Telnyx seems to be the best ?

I'm using Retell for myself and all of my clients. And yes, it's better than Vapi: it's cheaper, faster, and you get more for what you pay for.

Yeah I would say it’s better, and cheaper

I think Retell has been in business for 6 months

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Didn’t receive a full refund which was required like stated in the contract

@@emanueltermure Cool bro.

​@@TechHub-x9w LOL, you're the one who commented, so I thought you were expecting a reply.

Thanks let me know if you have any questions

On a lake

Great video :)

@@angelabaron8569 Thanks man, let me know if you have any questions.

I don’t think you know what you’re talking about. As I mentioned in my video, I made money on my own, and I'm still doing so by myself. I would consider myself successful for my age. I don’t need anyone to hold my hand or give me a silver spoon to achieve success. That’s not how I believe it works. However, if you promise to pay for my ad until I get results, then I'll expect you to keep your word and deliver those results. If you argue that achieving results is impossible, then you shouldn't make such offers. It's as simple as that.

Yes it’s way better and faster

It already can, I’ve implemented this for companies and all the ai does is sell a lead

Yeah, you could, but that would have to be through Make.com

Lol

I would say his first business was legitimate, but he just didn't make money, and then he went into scamming people.

I don't think he is making 500k a month; I know he hit that once, like 10 months ago, but he doesn't hit it consistently, I know that. I agree, most people try selling courses because it's an easy way to make money; just promise someone the world, and they will buy.

AI is coming, whether you like it or not. Take advantage of it now or complain.

If people are uncomfortable giving you access to their Gmail, then have them just give your email access to the Google Calendar that they are planning to use.

Up to 25 cents per minute

No worries let me know if you have any questions

What you may not understand is that the contract clearly stated I would receive a full refund, not a partial one. On top of that, 90 percent of the coaching was unhelpful and provided no real value. The systems offered were basic and could be created easily with simple automations-nothing special. What people fail to realize is that I was promised a complete refund, yet Serge didn’t follow through and ended up withholding $2,000 from a minor, which is a clear violation of the contract.

I would disagree with you very heavily. The U.S. government has already cracked down on AI dialers; you are not allowed to spam call at all. That's the same thing with normal cold calling; you are not allowed to spam call. Now, if you have a lead from Facebook that fills out a form and expresses interest, then you can call them. This would make everything seamless for the consumer, even if they know it's an AI. At least it's able to help them with everything and book them in for an appointment. That's the whole point of an AI dialer: to be able to book people in for appointments who call in or express interest in your company. And if you actually know how to make a prompt with ChatGPT, which most people don't, then you'll have an AI that can help out even more than a human. The biggest implementation for an AI dialer is as a customer service agent. But again, internet haters will always hate and not believe something works, no matter how much proof you provide that it does.

No, I reply to every single comment by myself; I feel like it keeps everything authentic. If you are using an API to make the calls, you are able to have up to 25 concurrent calls per number, and if you are using the VAPI dashboard, up to 10 calls at a time. Thanks for your comment. Let me know if you have any questions.

@emanueltermure Thanks! My first comment was more around if the AI Dialer would know when the call goes to an answering machine and know to leave a message and hang up

@ Yeah, the AI can detect that and either leave a voicemail and hang up or just hang up; it's your choice.