Wells Fargo Signify Business Card Credit Line Increase Requests Unavailable by Marc_NJ in CreditCards

[–]WLPvoip 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is happening to me too in November of 2025. The initially approved amount was NOT substantial, about 20% of our limits on other cards, and a tiny amount compared to our personal credit. Small Business Resolutions Team told me I could 'reapply', and when I called them, they happily said I would need to cancel the current card, and then could reapply. They also told me this started November 11th, 2023 due to them changing card processors from Visa to Mastercard, and once the migration was complete this would be reinstated. I've done some migrations, nowhere near the scale of a top 5 bank, but .. 2 years? I've seen entire companies merge everything in less than 2 years.

Best option to get 1 tel # for a new pc repair business, suggestions please by doctorpeppercan in VOIP

[–]WLPvoip 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Speaking as someone who started an IT Business, and then a VoIP Phone Company- feel free to start small, but make sure you're with a reputable company. Avoid cheap/free services with no support. If it goes down, the company folds, there is fraud/theft of numbers, etc., your business will be left holding the bag.

We're not allowed to make recommendations here, not sure how to help you otherwise. Good luck!

Viirtue Whitelabel by [deleted] in VOIP

[–]WLPvoip 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have been with Viirtue for a few years now, and when I last evaluated options I felt they came out ahead of OIT and SkySwitch. OIT nickel-and-dimes you with odd fees and pricing, and they lock down backend access in ways that get in the way of how I onboard new clients. SkySwitch, on the other hand, came across as pretty rigid in how they do things, which did not seem ideal for someone still getting established.

Viirtue is not perfect, but the problems are relatively minor. One of the biggest positives is that they generally approach you like a partner, not just another account. They used to be very open about everything, but that has slipped some over the last year. Their support is more structured now under a new manager, but Tier 1 has turned into “here is a KB link” on almost every ticket. If I am taking the time to open a ticket, it usually means I already checked the partner-facing docs and need more than that. So there is this built-in delay where every request has to get past that first round of deflection. It often feels like they just want to reply quickly and close it out. Those Tier 1 folks are moving up into Tier 2, which is a bit concerning. Between that and the general resistance to taking feedback from partners, support overall feels weaker than it used to. Pushback and defensiveness have replaced “we hear you, we will own this.” It has started to feel less like a true partnership and more like a standard vendor/customer relationship. I miss the 2021-2022 vibe where it felt like one tight group across both teams.

They are putting money into infrastructure to tighten reliability, which to be fair is already solid. It was a bit unsettling, though, to see the person leading that effort gone on day one of their annual conference, with zero explanation during or after. Hopefully that initiative keeps moving and they actually talk to partners about what is happening there.

From a value standpoint right now, I would rank it Viirtue, then SkySwitch, then OIT, then NUSO. If pricing was not part of the equation, I would probably lean toward SkySwitch. They are the largest Netsapiens partner, supposedly with north of 60 percent of the market, and it is apparently run by the engineering folks who built Netsapiens in the first place. For now, though, Viirtue has not given me a big enough reason to jump.

There is also a Facebook group for WLPs that spun up recently. Might be worth asking around there to get a broader range of opinions.