On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 19:05:37 GMT, "Herman"
<whhitehousemadhouse-2005@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
>"Brian A" <no_spam_bca1000@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:56al039tep7p2gbtdq6j4vpti1ohth7rk2@4ax.com.. .
>> On 28 Mar 2007 08:27:37 -0700, grandmastermarclar@googlemail.com
>> wrote:
>>
>>>On 28 Mar, 15:30, "{{{{{Welcome}}}}}"
>>><bhx___spam@trapped___hotmail.co.uk> wrote:
>>>> Ian Richardson wrote:
>>>> > How can I configure a Linksys PAP2T and/or dial a prefix on a phone
>>>> > connected to Line 1 such that an outgoing call goes out on Line 2?
>>>>
>>>> > I've just set up voiptalk.org successfully for incoming and outgoing
>>>> > calls (at ****ing last!), after being ditched by voxbone as they don't
>>>> > support personal customers. However, I'd like to use voipcheap.co.uk
>>>> > for outgoing calls.
>>>
>>><snip>
>>>
>>>> With a PAP2 it is two separate lines.
>>>
>>>Would I be able to configure my account with voiptalk.org in some way
>>>(and if so, how?), or could I configure the PAP2T such that Line 1 can
>>>call out via voipcheap.co.uk and take incoming calls via voiptalk.org?
>>>
>>>Thanks,
>>>
>>>Ian
>> You can't do a mix of providers on any one line.
>> To do what you want to do check out Voxalot.
>> Set up Voxalot for one of your PAP2 lines. Then set up Voxalot with
>> the incoming and outgoing providers of your choice.
>> When setting up make sure that the provider(s) that you want to be
>> incoming are set to 'register'.
>> There are tutorials now on the Voxalot site but, if after reading
>> them, you have further queries, you can always come back here with
>> further questions.
>> I use Voxalot as my main provider and I have found the Europe server
>> to be very reliable. It also means that you can have one voice mailbox
>> even if you have several registered incoming lines.
>>
>> Remove 'no_spam_' from email address.
>
>Remember though that none of the Betamax companies work over Voxalot now -
>confirmed from two sources.
Thanks for that comment. This is true of one of the VSPs in Australia,
not of their making though, it is just incompatibility. The Oz forums
are creating a lot of fuss over this and the VSP has agreed to solve
the incompatibility. So many people simply said that they wouldn't use
any VSP that didn't work on Voxalot - people see it as that important.
I would have opened an account with VoipCheap because, later this
year, I would use it for mobile calls, but I won't be doing that
because operation with Voxalot is essential for me.
If users here adopted the same attitudes, as in Australia, then
Betamax would have to sit up and listen. It is going to take a lot of
emails and a lot of negative comments on the forums AND a willingness
to leave the service if they don't offer the service people want.
In the UK people just seem to accept high prices and poor service. It
is no wonder that we pay a premium on so many things in this country,
particularly when compared to the U.S., but also Europe.
Betamax probably are wallowing in under the illusion that they offer
the cheapest services all round. Well there are other companies if you
look around, particularly for international calls. I detest companies
that operate 'lock ins', 'walled gardens' and other competitor
stifling operations and I just won't use them.
Remove 'no_spam_' from email address.
Linksys PAP2T - calling out on line 2 from line 1 
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