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As our UK calls package has now expired and there is no way to renew it,
we're looking for another carrier to make outgoing calls through, at leat until they pull their fingers out and launch a new package. Which are the best ones to consider? Mostly calls to landlines, a very few to mobiles, all UK numbers, peak and off-peak. |
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"Iain" <no-one@hairydog.co.uk> wrote in message news:1195941264.13313.0@proxy01.news.clara.net...[color=blue] > As our UK calls package has now expired and there is no way to renew it, > we're looking for another carrier to make outgoing calls through, at leat > until they pull their fingers out and launch a new package. > > Which are the best ones to consider? Mostly calls to landlines, a very few > to mobiles, all UK numbers, peak and off-peak.[/color] If you don't need incoming numbers, it has to be one of the Betamax family. Voipstunt, Voipdiscount et al. |
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cybuerke wrote:[color=blue]
> "Iain" <no-one@hairydog.co.uk> wrote in message > news:1195941264.13313.0@proxy01.news.clara.net...[color=green] >> As our UK calls package has now expired and there is no way to renew >> it, we're looking for another carrier to make outgoing calls >> through, at leat until they pull their fingers out and launch a new >> package. Which are the best ones to consider? Mostly calls to landlines, >> a >> very few to mobiles, all UK numbers, peak and off-peak.[/color] > > If you don't need incoming numbers, it has to be one of the Betamax > family. Voipstunt, Voipdiscount et al.[/color] Even if you want incoming numbers the Betamax family will do, just point for free a number at them. -- [url]http://www.nhsconfidentiality.org[/url] [url]http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/MetricNow[/url] [url]http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/dyna/rapex/rapex_archives_en.cfm[/url] |
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On Sat, 24 Nov 2007 22:00:20 -0000, cybuerke <cybuerke@PLMgooglemailmail.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> >"Iain" <no-one@hairydog.co.uk> wrote in message >news:1195941264.13313.0@proxy01.news.clara.net...[color=green] >> As our UK calls package has now expired and there is no way to renew it, >> we're looking for another carrier to make outgoing calls through, at leat >> until they pull their fingers out and launch a new package. >> >> Which are the best ones to consider? Mostly calls to landlines, a very few >> to mobiles, all UK numbers, peak and off-peak.[/color] > >If you don't need incoming numbers, it has to be one of the Betamax family. >Voipstunt, Voipdiscount et al.[/color] Seconded. My VoipCheap account has my Tesco Internet Phone number authenticated for caller ID, and my Trixbox is set up so outgoing calls go via VoipCheap (with override codes for Tesco, Ekiga and SipBroker), and inbound calls from Tesco and Ekiga come through to my phones. (Tesco credit doesn't expire apparently, and the numbers are free. My IPA1000 came with a £5 voucher, and wasn't locked so I've been able to reconfigure it as an IAX2 extension to my Trixbox. I had retired it after getting my Siemens SIP DECT phone, but it might have its use as an extension.) -- -- Michael "Soruk" McConnell Eridani Star System MailStripper - [url]http://www.MailStripper.eu/[/url] - SMTP spam filter Second Number - [url]http://secondnumber.matrixnetwork.co.uk/[/url] |
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cybuerke wrote:
[color=blue][color=green] >> Which are the best ones to consider? Mostly calls to landlines, a very few >> to mobiles, all UK numbers, peak and off-peak.[/color] > > If you don't need incoming numbers, it has to be one of the Betamax family. > Voipstunt, Voipdiscount et al.[/color] voipcheap.com here. Free days seems to exceed the standard 120 days permanantly for me now. My current status is "Remaining credit: € 19.66 (buy more)" "Freedays remaining: 347 (info)" My Average spend (on Mobile calls) is around 25 Euros every 2 months. That's the same account used for business & domestic outbound calls with Inbound calls, freephone calls, 0845 etc going through voipfone.co.uk Never had a problem with regards to reliabillity ov cheap.com Everyone says how wonderful voip.co.uk support is, but you have to have problems in order to find this out. I don't have a clue as to whether voipcheap.com has good support as I have never had the service fail in the 12 months I've been using it. Even better now I have got caller-id working through it now! HTH Pete -- [url]http://www.life-fitness-equipment.com[/url] - Fitness Equipment by LifeFitness |
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cybuerke wrote:
[color=blue][color=green] >> Which are the best ones to consider? Mostly calls to landlines, a very few >> to mobiles, all UK numbers, peak and off-peak.[/color] > > If you don't need incoming numbers, it has to be one of the Betamax family. > Voipstunt, Voipdiscount et al.[/color] Thanks. How do I go about using a Voipstunt account with an ATA? A PC application is not really much good. |
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> Iain wrote: >[color=green] >> Thanks. How do I go about using a Voipstunt account with an ATA? A PC >> application is not really much good.[/color] > > Ignore that. I've found the instructions on their website.[/color] And once your ATA a/c is up and running, there's no need to keep the app on your PC , so away with the clutter. :-)) |
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Iain wrote:[color=blue]
> As our UK calls package has now expired and there is no way to renew it, > we're looking for another carrier to make outgoing calls through, at > leat until they pull their fingers out and launch a new package. > > Which are the best ones to consider? Mostly calls to landlines, a very > few to mobiles, all UK numbers, peak and off-peak.[/color] Well this happened to me a few months ago. What annoyed me was that they did not let me know that the package had run out!! I moved to VoipCheap and was pleased with the much better voice quality ie no echo either way. I did not use the £1.99 a month it cost me for calls, so I am better off as well. |
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On Sun, 25 Nov 2007 14:49:19 +0000, Ian Pawson <ian@ipawson.com>
wrote: [color=blue] >Iain wrote:[color=green] >> As our UK calls package has now expired and there is no way to renew it, >> we're looking for another carrier to make outgoing calls through, at >> leat until they pull their fingers out and launch a new package. >> >> Which are the best ones to consider? Mostly calls to landlines, a very >> few to mobiles, all UK numbers, peak and off-peak.[/color] >Well this happened to me a few months ago. What annoyed me was that they >did not let me know that the package had run out!! >I moved to VoipCheap and was pleased with the much better voice quality >ie no echo either way. I did not use the £1.99 a month it cost me for >calls, so I am better off as well.[/color] I have been using Comm's for inbound and voipcheap for outbound for a couple days now and all is working out extremely well and for very little cost . Has someone else here said after so many years of extremly good service it is a real pity that the company should let the service go down hill so fast . |
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