“Forex traffic” in wholesale voice is a euphemism for investment-fraud boiler rooms. From Kyiv to SE Asia, these operations push fake CFDs, crypto, and “managed forex” to unsuspecting victims, then double-dip with “recovery” scams. This post exposes their playbook: how they operate, their telecom fingerprints, and how carriers can detect and block this traffic without … Read more

Picture this: a hot, greasy bacon, egg, and cheese—halal bacon, of course, keeping it clean and legit. Now imagine biting into it and finding nothing but air. That’s what telecom’s ghost traffic scam feels like. Carriers pump fake or junk call volumes through your network, inflate invoices, and leave you scrambling to prove you didn’t … Read more

Some telecom carriers are running a quiet hustle: filing groundless “usage disputes” to freeze payments, stretch cash flow, and squeeze extra margin. It’s a calculated play that can boost their profits by 3–7%—all on the backs of suppliers too stretched to fight back. This isn’t a glitch; it’s a playbook. Here’s how it works, how … Read more

Why routes are defined by type × scope — and everything else is marketing noise TL;DR: In outbound telecom there are three quality types — CLI (legit caller ID), NCLI (hidden/faked caller ID / refile), and FAS (fraud / fake answer supervision) — and two scope variants — Local/National or International/Cross-border. The real taxonomy is: … Read more