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> Hi,
>
> Can anyone advise what might be the best cheap ATA. The following is a
> preference list in (loose) order of preference (nothing more than the first
> two preferences is necessary - the others would are bonuses):
>
> - support multiple accounts (support multiple SIP provider accounts)
> - good, secure, reliable, configurable (modern / user-friendly with
> advanced functionality) user interface, system and platform
> - support PSTN connection ( / dial-through to the plugged in PSTN)
> - support more than 1 phone connection (e.g. two separate VoIP lines)
> - support more than 1 PSTN connection
>
> - with or without ADSL modem and / or router or ADSL router
>
> Think that is most of the main things...
>
> I would be just as (possibly more interested) in units that are combined
> ADSL modem routers and ATAs / with [SIP] VoIP ports. If they are not "as
> good" / up to the job (unreasonable compromise on features, economically
> disadvantageous, etc.) then a standalone ATA would be better.
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I know you're from the other side of the pond........could you /try/ to
use words instead of all the extra punctuation? It's like reading
algebra!

First two points would be covered by an SPA1001, if you consider 2
accounts to be multiple.

SPA3101 or Fritz!Box for the third.

Fritz!Box for fourth with third catered for too.