In article <47c702cd.28245781@news20.forteinc.com>,
[email]go.spam@somewhere.else[/email] (Jose) wrote:

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> Hi,
>
> My outbound are working fine!
>
> I have 1 or 2 questions about your explanations for inbound calls,
> above.
>
> 1) Assuming my Voxalot ID is 123456, I'd be forwarding to
> *1*010<123456> right?[/color]

Yes, that should work.
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> 2) I read somewhere, that this works only with calls originated from
> PSTN... True of folklore?
> My problem is I have a DID in the USA, being forwarded to VoipFone
> through SIP URI ... Would such calls be forwarded to Voxalot, or am I
> pushing my luck, already?[/color]

Sounds like folklore to me :-)

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> On another note... What does Voxalot make from the free outbound call
> routing service? I almost feel guilty for using without paying a
> cent...[/color]

You would have to ask them about their business model. In my case, I
find their other services (forwarding etc.) so flexible and useful that
I am more than happy to pay $15 for their service.
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> Thanks a lot!
> Jose
>
> PS - In case one of your setup providers in the Voxalot account is
> down, will it route the call through the other setup provider?
> Alternativelly, will it let you override all rules, and use the
> provider you like, without having to log on to your account?[/color]

To answer the first, I believe not. The second is quite easy to do. Just
set up dialling rules so that you dial a prefix to choose a particular
provider. Then, dial the access code that you have created followed by
your destination number!

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