UKVoIPTalk.com

Any users out there with experience of Draytel for domestic use.

Reliability?
Audio quality?
Service availability?




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Woody

harrogate three at ntlworld dot com

On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 20:11:40 GMT, "Woody" <woody@spamblock.com> wrote:
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>Any users out there with experience of Draytel for domestic use.[/color]

Yep, been using it for just over a year
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>Reliability?[/color]

Good
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>Audio quality?[/color]

Good
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>Service availability?[/color]

Good

I think they're actually resellers of someone like voip.co.uk though


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"Woody" <woody@spamblock.com> wrote in message
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> Any users out there with experience of Draytel for domestic use.
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> Reliability?
> Audio quality?
> Service availability?
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> Woody
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> harrogate three at ntlworld dot com[/color]

Have used it for over 2 years with multiple numbers for myself and
customers/friends.
Had no problems at all.
Quality good, reliability good.

I have ditched all PSTNs at office and home and have had no grief.
Various bits of hardware used dependent on where.

Draytek Vigor 2100VG
Draytek 3300Vwith FXO and FXS cards
Grandstream 2000
Draytel ATA(OK no QoS)

Alastair

"Carl Warnell" <spam@bogart.org.uk> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 20:11:40 GMT, "Woody" <woody@spamblock.com> wrote:
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>>Any users out there with experience of Draytel for domestic use.[/color]
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> Yep, been using it for just over a year
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>>Reliability?[/color]
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> Good
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>>Audio quality?[/color]
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> Good
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>>Service availability?[/color]
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> Good
>
> I think they're actually resellers of someone like voip.co.uk though
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>[/color]


Ah, nothing to be gained then - I already have an account with
voip.co.uk!


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Woody

harrogate three at ntlworld dot com

Woody explained on 23/02/2008 :[color=blue][color=green]
>> I think they're actually resellers of someone like voip.co.uk though
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> Ah, nothing to be gained then - I already have an account with voip.co.uk![/color]

Not using Draytel, I don't know......I'm sure that they've been around
longer than voip.co.uk....

What's the SIP server address for Draytel?

Carl Warnell wrote:[color=blue]
> I think they're actually resellers of someone like voip.co.uk though[/color]


I believe its voiptalk.co.uk.

Ben

"Ben Willcox" <ben@willcoxonline.com> wrote in message
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> Carl Warnell wrote:[color=green]
>> I think they're actually resellers of someone like voip.co.uk though[/color]
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> I believe its voiptalk.co.uk.
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> Ben[/color]

Yes, voip.co.uk didn't strike me as an outfit that would resell. Of course
that could be the reason for their reluctance to offer residential packages.
Maybe they want to pass their residential contracts on to a reseller...

On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 12:21:09 +0000, Herman wrote:
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> Yes, voip.co.uk didn't strike me as an outfit that would resell. Of
> course that could be the reason for their reluctance to offer
> residential packages. Maybe they want to pass their residential
> contracts on to a reseller...[/color]

They've been quite effective at passing their residential contracts to
their competitors.

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