two RJ11 ports one voxalot account

[137383]

Look this idea.

Now we have four PSTN normal lines, and use it to inbound and outbound calls, paying a lot of money to a phone company. The basic idea is:

Buy a ata, change two pstn lines for the two lines in the ata, configure the ata-lines with one voxalot SIP account.

To inbound calls use the actual pstn lines, block this lines to outbound calls.

To outbound calls, the people take one ata-line (connected to one voxalot sip account) and with dial-plans choose the VTSP cheaper.

Questions

1) Can i do it with one voxalot account? or i need configure two?

2) Can i make a dial plan that uses "hour of the day" as criteria to choose vtsp?

3) Betamax clones are cheaper but they don't like a lot of free traffic. Anyone knows how many minutes are normal per day using free calls.

4) I know using voxalot only to configure outbound account are free, but we have 5000 minutes of outbound calls per month (a little office). Do you think this ammount of calls are a abuse or it's fine for a free account?

[kurun]

Originally Posted by 137383

Questions

1) Can i do it with one voxalot account? or i need configure two?

2) Can i make a dial plan that uses "hour of the day" as criteria to choose vtsp?

3) Betamax clones are cheaper but they don't like a lot of free traffic. Anyone knows how many minutes are normal per day using free calls.

4) I know using voxalot only to configure outbound account are free, but we have 5000 minutes of outbound calls per month (a little office). Do you think this amount of calls are a abuse or it's fine for a free account?

1) Yes, multiple outbound calls are supported on one Voxalot account

2) Dial plan does not support "hour of day" selections at this time

3) Usually with Betamax services, the free time is based on total minutes used in the previous 7 days. This means that if you maintain a high level of calls, you will not benefit from the "Free Use Period" (rolling total of 300 minutes maximum over 7 days), and you might be better off to get a service with a lower rate per minute, and no FUP issues

4) Outbound calling is not limited on the Premium or Basic subscriptions