Untimed International Calls? How?
I understand how you can get an untimed international call by getting an Australian VSP to call an Australian number and an International VSP to call an international number, and using VoXaLot web call back to join the calls. However how does this work using 2 Australian VSPs to make untimed international calls?:confused:
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What international VSPs offer untimed calls in the US?
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My real question however is I am lead to believe from Martin that you can use Web Callback to make international calls using 2 Australian VSPs. But is this untimed or timed? Matt |
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NOTE: Don't forget that anyplace reachable via SIP Broker dialing (i.e. these codes: http://www.sipbroker.com/sipbroker/a...iderWhitePages ) is a free "untimed" connection (and so you won't pay for that section of the call, if you are using "SIP Broker" to complete it). And if you have your own VoIP adapter (connected up to VoXaLot), you can tell "Web Call" to call you via your VoXaLot number (again for free). |
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And yes I understand the ENUM and SIP broker potential benefits - it doesn't get any better than that. Matt |
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As far as I'm aware the only options in the US is about US$15/mo for unlimited calls, there is no notion of untimed calls... |
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Further, just to confirm, you cannot get untimed international calls from 2 Australian VSPs? Matt |
Sorry if this is naive about something you've discounted, or can't be used.
Can you sign up from Australia with one of the various Finarea companies, like Voipcheap, Voipbuster, InternetCalls etc? - listed on this blog page http://doulos.wordpress.com/technica.../betamax-voip/ For a credit of €10 per 120 days, you get free calls to up to 40 countries. You need to use some of the credit on chargeable calls though, as it will expire if unused, and from what I've read it's difficult topping-up when hardly used. At a push, you could call your mobile for a while. They've just introduced a 20 hours per month fair use limit for free calls, but that averages out pretty cheap. You can get a free incoming number in a few European countries, with call forwarding, which might be useful for people visiting here, either with Sipbroker to call home , or (the other way round) could be forwarded to a roaming mobile |
I'll chip in late here...
Astratel has "19 cent untimed" calls to a bunch of destinations (22 countries) - first 60 minutes for 19 cents.
Pennytel as "15 minutes free" to 30 countries (but not shown as tested working in the sticky). Voipbuster/stunt shown as working (free PSTN calls to a bunch of countries). I don't think you can get true untimed calls, but you can get pretty close - say voipstunt and astratel. Costs you to maintain the voipstunt account, but other than that, not much. |
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