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"Ivor Jones" <ivor@despammed.invalid> wrote in message
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> "news" <news@care4free.net> wrote in message
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>> In message <4t4ro4F10sv2hU1@mid.individual.net>, Ivor
>> Jones <ivor@despammed.invalid> writes[color=darkred]
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>> > So why don't I have a problem..?[/color]
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>> Because, unlike the OP, you rarely make PSTN calls?[/color]
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> I make plenty of SIP to SIP calls though, and even on the PSTN calls I
> make I still don't get a problem.
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> Ivor[/color]
Sorry, although I have stuck with Sipgate for the free incoming number, I
have also found that the conversation gets chopped up, which it doesn't
using the same ATA with other providers. I am happy to stick with them, but
I cannot say that I will be using them as a primary line. Of course the
nature of IP means that the failure *could* be absolutely nothing to do with
them, but for me it clearly doesn't work (even with a Fritz!Box, Ivor). On
the positive side, you can "try before you buy", so you can see whether it
works for you before committing.

Harry Stottle wrote:
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> I also get the problem of missing parts of the conversation with Sipgate
> calls.
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Same here using Sipgate on a Grandstream 486.