Obivoice (Intelafone) vs. Forthcoming Obihai Service?
gderf:
Quote from: simpleAnswers on January 19, 2014, 05:23:41 pm
With Obivoice it appears I can make a seamless transition from XMPP without any issues.
As you could just as easily with any other VoIP provider.
Arghtastic:
I picked up voipvoip,com as an outgoing only provider as a backup--because the don't charge for tollfree numbers. .. so ten bucks gets me a years worth of service (essentially.) Callcentric I looked at for incoming. . . . they have free incoming/DID now, but it's not really free because they charge you no option for E911. I am not sure what to do here.
I call a ton of tollfree numbers. I am worried Obivoice will call that business use and want to charge me 300 bucks.
gderf:
There are plenty of things you can do.
One is you can get a free Callcentric DID and just tell them you are not using it inside the US - poof! no E911 fee.
Another thing you can do is use a VoIP service who will terminate your toll calls for free. One such provider who does this is CallWithUs. There are others.
Arghtastic:
So thank you for this--I missed the free tollfree on CallwithUs . . . .I did however check the 888 number I use most often (conference call service) and it shows that it's 1.5 cents per minute.
So which is it? 888 is free or 1.5 cents per minute---anyone got any feedback?
ceg3:
I have communicated with Intelafone and they are working with Obihai to become one the re-sellers Obiahi will be linking to when they finish with their plans. The name Obivoice does not mean there is a direct relationship with Obihai. I think this means early adopters could move their GV setup with confidence they would not be missing out on something if they don't wait. Also, and good news, the posted rates include e911 fees and taxes, so what you see is what you pay! For 39.99 total you would get unlimited residential talk.
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