Brian A wrote:
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> On Wed, 08 Nov 2006 13:08:43 +0000, Polly <me@privacy.net> wrote:[/color]
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>>On Wed, 08 Nov 2006 10:09:27 +0000, [email]hairydog@despammed.com[/email] postulated:[/color][/color]
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>>>In addition, with the notable exception of voicemail, voip.co.uk offer
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>> voip.co.uk looks attractive. However Vonage offer a call forwarding
>> option for incoming calls. If the forwarded number is 01... or 02...
>> there is no charge for this forwarding. How do voip.co.uk measure up
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> Afaik they charge per minute - so, if I am right, not so attractive
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Not quite sure I understand that - surely forwarding a call to a geo number
is no different to placing a call to a geo number? Then again,
second-guessing the business models of telecoms companies is fraught with
danger.

Workaround of the Day: Install Asterisk. Register a free Sipgate account for
incoming calls and a voip.co.uk for outbound. Do call diverts and voicemail
on your Asterisk box. Job done!

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