So I can't port over to GV and I have an Obi110
MichaelC:
I want to keep my land line and have already ported it over to TMobile.
I left Time Warner bc. their prices are ridiculous.
What companies do you guys suggest?
Shale:
I like Anveo. Those with CallCentric and Voip.ms report liking their SIP providers. There are others too.
CLTGreg:
I agree with going to Anveo but why couldn't you port to GV? I know it isn't guaranteed but it worked for me a couple of months ago. Luckily if you have a prepay you can keep it on the Tmobile for cheap since their funds last 90 days (last I checked). That's what I did.
I'd check in with the GV forums for ideas if you haven't already.
MichaelC:
Quote from: CLTGreg on August 21, 2013, 04:25:53 am
I agree with going to Anveo but why couldn't you port to GV? I know it isn't guaranteed but it worked for me a couple of months ago. Luckily if you have a prepay you can keep it on the Tmobile for cheap since their funds last 90 days (last I checked). That's what I did.
I'd check in with the GV forums for ideas if you haven't already.
Greg do you live in Charlotte as well? GV just says it's not supporting my area
https://www.google.com/voice/b/0/porting?pli=1
Ooops! This number appears to be from an area we don't currently support.
With that being said. I already have a Google Voice number that I use for all my promotional and web marketing. Would it be possible to use my current GV number as my LAND line and port my T Mobile (Old Land Line Number) to a VOIIP service using the OBI 110?
Shale:
Quote from: MichaelC on August 21, 2013, 10:28:48 am
With that being said. I already have a Google Voice number that I use for all my promotional and web marketing. Would it be possible to use my current GV number as my LAND line and port my T Mobile (Old Land Line Number) to a VOIIP service using the OBI 110?
I think you are asking if you can port your GV to your local phone company and bring in calls to the Line port of your OBi110. I don't know.
Also consider that you could port the T-mobile number to a VOIP provider which would provide 911 as well as other connectivity. That would save a lot of money and get you more features.
I understand that a classic wireline phone has advantages including working with no power as well as working when the internet goes out. On the other hand, you might be able to use a cellphone to deal with those situations.
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