Quote from: rjm65 on August 17, 2023, 10:58:48 AMQuote from: Taoman on August 17, 2023, 08:46:57 AMQuote from: MSRobi on August 17, 2023, 08:23:56 AMI think it is from old news, overhaul in February 2022:
Nice find.
Still looks expensive, anybody have any dealing with voip.ms i think they have an .85 cents a month plan with .01 per minute outbound and .009 per minute incoming...
I primarily use
Voip.Ms and have multiple Toll Free and regular numbers with them. All my plans are "per minute" and the rates are great. You can choose essentually basic calling or premium calling. Premium is an upgrade to a higher priced carrier which may have better results for you. I have never needed to upgrade.
I configured a neighbors business lines to use
Voip.Ms but he needed to keep his inbound number with the local Telco. That way he forwards his calls to
Voip.Ms or Callcentric (which is a backup carrier incase of
Voip.Ms issues). So we bought a
Voip.Ms number and forward his business line to it. Each extension on those phones uses the business's number in Caller ID rather than the
Voip.Ms number we purchased. We did the Same with Callcentric and a number we got from them. Thus someone calls the main (TELCO) business number. It is forwarded to a VOIP provider and then to the extensions (Obi2182's). Any outbound call shows the main business number. If
Voip.Ms goes down, soemone just manually changes the forwards at the main number and things keep on working.
You could get a
Voip.Ms number and forward a GoogleVoice number to it. Only problem there is that GV may use their own voice mail if the call is not answered right away. A way to solve that is to have
Voip.Ms answer all incoming calls with an Automated attendant ("Press 1 for..." or perhaps "Please wait while I direct you call")