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Old 09-02-2010, 11:55 AM
John
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Default VoIPTalk and Powwownow

Can anyone shed any light on the problem I am having when dialling
Powwownow's US conference number +1 712 432 2888 from my VoIPTalk SIP
account? The number is always answered automatically by a service
called 'royaltyfreemusic.com' with a repeated message and goes no
further. The number is accessible when dialling from a US landline or
Vonage but both VoIPTalk and Powwownow say its nothing to do with
them! VoIPTalk confirm my findings and get the same result. I have
no other connectivity issues with VoIPTalk.

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Old 09-03-2010, 10:46 AM
Brian A
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Default Re: VoIPTalk and Powwownow

On Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:55:22 -0700, John wrote:

> Can anyone shed any light on the problem I am having when dialling
> Powwownow's US conference number +1 712 432 2888 from my VoIPTalk SIP
> account? The number is always answered automatically by a service
> called 'royaltyfreemusic.com' with a repeated message and goes no
> further. The number is accessible when dialling from a US landline or
> Vonage but both VoIPTalk and Powwownow say its nothing to do with them!
> VoIPTalk confirm my findings and get the same result. I have no other
> connectivity issues with VoIPTalk.

I tried the number via justvoip and vyke. In both cases I got
unobtainable. You might try via a US provider and see if that works.
It's easy to get a US number if you look around on the Net.
I suspect that they may block calls that appear to come from the UK to
the US number because they want to make money on the UK 0844 number.




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Old 09-03-2010, 01:56 PM
Theo Markettos
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Default Re: VoIPTalk and Powwownow

Brian A <no_spam_bca1000@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I suspect that they may block calls that appear to come from the UK to
> the US number because they want to make money on the UK 0844 number.


I wonder if they're doing some routing based on CLID? Perhaps try
withholding your CLID and see what happens?

Theo

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