On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 23:14:54 -0000, "Herman"
<whitehouse.madhousetakemeout@bigfoot.com> wrote:
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>"Brian A" <no_spam_bca1000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Now that my annual voip.co.uk 'UK pack' is coming to an end with no
>> prospect in sight of being able to renew it (please correct me if I am
>> wrong), I am considering voipcheap.com
>> I know there were issues with its use with Voxalot but I think those
>> issues were ironed out. Does it work OK now?
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>Outbound works OK for me. I use voip.co.uk for inbound, which would seem to
>suit your situation as well. I think inbound works but I haven't tried it
>to tell you the truth (05 number)[/color]
Strange, I have a Geo number. I didn't know they did non-geos.
Like you I don't use it for incoming anyway.[color=blue]
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>I even have parallel ringing on my mobile sorted through voipcheap by
>setting up multiple SIP accounts in voip.co.uk (one registered to my
>Fritzbox, one to Voxalot)[/color]
Interesting, I haven't tried that.
I simply register with Voxalot and then use various providers for
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>However, be careful with Voipcheap now, as the have added a handling charge
>on as well now when you top up. I still consider them fairly cheap, but I
>am keeping my eyes open.
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Thanks for those comments.
I did find a site that let you have 120 days 'free calls' after
crediting but the site was so poor that I didn't pursue it.
I do have Vyke and they are OK, but during the time that I used them
exclusively, for UK calls, there were times when they weree down.
Things might have imporved now. I might go back to using them and see
how things go. They charge 2p/call so the price is good.




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