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Can anyone advise if there are any companies that will provide a reliable
service Landline uk number for use with VOIP? Also am I able to choose a
number from a range?

I do not have an ATA but intend to use is with a bluetooth dongle and
headset arrangement.

Yaz

Yaz wrote:[color=blue]
> Can anyone advise if there are any companies that will provide a reliable
> service Landline uk number for use with VOIP? Also am I able to choose a
> number from a range?
>
> I do not have an ATA but intend to use is with a bluetooth dongle and
> headset arrangement.
>
> Yaz
>
>[/color]
Hi Yaz,
I'm sure the guys on here will reply with their own personal favourites.
We offer the service you require. There is also a link for downloading
the X-Lite soft phone you can use on your computer.
Take a look at our web site for details.

If you would like any additional info please feel to contact me directly.

Kind regards,

Phil.

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"Phil Collin" <phil.collin@datametrics.co.uk> wrote > I'm sure the guys on
here will reply with their own personal favourites.[color=blue]
> We offer the service you require. There is also a link for downloading the
> X-Lite soft phone you can use on your computer.
> Take a look at our web site for details.
>
> If you would like any additional info please feel to contact me directly.
>[/color]
Waht are the charges for a local number?

Yaz

Yaz wrote :[color=blue]
> Can anyone advise if there are any companies that will provide a reliable
> service Landline uk number for use with VOIP? Also am I able to choose a
> number from a range?
>
> I do not have an ATA but intend to use is with a bluetooth dongle and headset
> arrangement.
>
> Yaz[/color]

voip.co.uk, no choice though. I believe sipgate allow you to choose
from a limited selection.

Yaz wrote:[color=blue]
> Can anyone advise if there are any companies that will provide a reliable
> service Landline uk number for use with VOIP? Also am I able to choose a
> number from a range?
>
> I do not have an ATA but intend to use is with a bluetooth dongle and
> headset arrangement.[/color]

Voipfone.co.uk will give you a free 056000nnnnn number you can have an
0845 number for a mere £1.99 a month which is great for folks that are
scared off by the 056000 number (which is also a local rate call I believe)

I found them very accommodating in changing the number I started off
with to a most excellent number offered from a choice of numbers.
Just sign up and drop customer services a line.

An account costs nothing so you can set one up and receive incoming
calls. I think you get 4 mins of free outgoing calls initially so you
can give it a quick trial.

I think you can set up an account with most suppliers for no cost so
have a few on the go and see which one offers the facilities you require
then dump a few Euros into whichever account(s) suits your needs best.

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"ACDeag" <QZHMHJFJPXZE@spammotel.com> wrote in message
news:mn.8c4e7d716d457d00.54123@spammotel.com[color=blue]
> Yaz wrote :[color=green]
> > Can anyone advise if there are any companies that will
> > provide a reliable service Landline uk number for use
> > with VOIP? Also am I able to choose a number from a
> > range? I do not have an ATA but intend to use is with a
> > bluetooth dongle and headset arrangement.
> >
> > Yaz[/color]
>
> voip.co.uk, no choice though. I believe sipgate allow you
> to choose from a limited selection.[/color]

You get offered a number, but not a choice any more. If you don't like the
one offered, you can go back a step and try again, you'll get a different
number. Keep trying until you get one you like.

Ivor

Ivor Jones wrote:
[color=blue]
> You get offered a number, but not a choice any more. If you don't like the
> one offered, you can go back a step and try again, you'll get a different
> number. Keep trying until you get one you like.[/color]

:¬)
That's how I got a memorable 0845 number from sipgate....
Only problem was you always think there may be a better one along next.
I had to go through the entire list twice before I found the one I
thought was best.
Took about 3 hours in total to get back to it.


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"Pet @ [url]www.gymratz.co.uk[/url] ;¬)" formulated on Wednesday :[color=blue]
> Yaz wrote:[color=green]
>> Can anyone advise if there are any companies that will provide a reliable
>> service Landline uk number for use with VOIP? Also am I able to choose a
>> number from a range?
>>
>> I do not have an ATA but intend to use is with a bluetooth dongle and
>> headset arrangement.[/color]
>
> Voipfone.co.uk will give you a free 056000nnnnn number you can have an 0845
> number for a mere £1.99 a month which is great for folks that are scared off
> by the 056000 number (which is also a local rate call I believe)[/color]

Hold your horses!

0560 numbers should be charged as a normal geo 01/02 number.

0845 numbers will be charged at around 3.5 pence per minute.

There is a significant difference between local & LoCall (0845)

Phil Collin submitted this idea :
[color=blue]
> Hi Yaz,
> I'm sure the guys on here will reply with their own personal favourites.
> We offer the service you require. There is also a link for downloading the
> X-Lite soft phone you can use on your computer.
> Take a look at our web site for details.
>
> If you would like any additional info please feel to contact me directly.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Phil.[/color]

Hi Phil,

Are you likely to reduce your mobile call charges? Orange & O2 @ 14ppm
and Voda & T-Mobile/Virgin @ 17ppm is a little outrageous, not to
mention 3 @ 30ppm.

On Wed, 17 Jan 2007 19:50:17 GMT, Jono <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid>
wrote:
[color=blue]
>"Pet @ [url]www.gymratz.co.uk[/url] ;¬)" formulated on Wednesday :[color=green]
>> Yaz wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> Can anyone advise if there are any companies that will provide a reliable
>>> service Landline uk number for use with VOIP? Also am I able to choose a
>>> number from a range?
>>>
>>> I do not have an ATA but intend to use is with a bluetooth dongle and
>>> headset arrangement.[/color]
>>
>> Voipfone.co.uk will give you a free 056000nnnnn number you can have an 0845
>> number for a mere £1.99 a month which is great for folks that are scared off
>> by the 056000 number (which is also a local rate call I believe)[/color]
>
>Hold your horses!
>
>0560 numbers should be charged as a normal geo 01/02 number.
>
>0845 numbers will be charged at around 3.5 pence per minute.
>
>There is a significant difference between local & LoCall (0845)
>[/color]

Ah but... some telcos (including NTL, unless someone can advise
differently that they have fixed the issue...) don't route to 056
numbers. Bit of a problem is that...