On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 09:33:37 +0000, Roderick Stewart
<escapetime@removethisbit.beeb.net> wrote:
>On Tue, 23 Jan 2007 21:20:41 -0000, "Jay" <jay@jay.com> wrote:
>
>>I am new to voip and am looking to explore this.
>>I have selected the Siemens C460IP phone
>>http://www.home-phones.co.uk/asp/pro...=any&PT_ID=all
>>
>>Want to know which service provider is best for my needs?
>>Main international call destinations are:
>>India , Philippines & USA
>>best rates I have are from 18185.com
>
>Change your broadband provider to Orange. They supply the box, and a
>VOIP account is included. Free calls to all UK landlines and overseas
>numbers. You don't need a special expensive phone - just plug any
>standard phone, or the base station of a cordless phone, into the box.
>If you also have a mobile phone contract with them, it's even cheaper.
>
>Rod.
Orange free calls DO NOT include calls to India - the rate is a
whopping 25p/min and 40p/min to mobiles. Inclusive calls do include
do include calls to Philippines and USA.
There are literally HUNDREDS of SIP voip providers. Check out the list
on the sipbroker.com site.
I would look at the providers in the region you are trying to call.
I checked just one well known Australian provider - pennytel.com.
As converted from AU$ :-
India 4p/min (same as 18185 but no connection fee of course)
Philippines 6p/min (18185 is 7p/min)
It is likely that you will find cheaper if you look around.
This is why it is good to have an ATA that will permit the use of
several providers. If yours does not then you can utilise Voxalot to
facilitate that.
For the US, UK and Europe I would use Vyke.co.uk - 2p/call.
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