Sure, I'd use it, but under the following conditions: - wired ethernet - lots of guard code that reconnects failed calls - customer is aware they will not ge

Sure, I'd use it, but under the following conditions: - wired ethernet - lots of guard code that reconnects failed calls - customer is aware they will not get 5 9's or even 3 9's. Typically using WebRTC means a significant cost savings, so it may or may not be worthwhile to build out the additional stuff needed to make it work.