Canandian Service Providers eh? (Comments from users/service providers)
QBZappy:
Any Canadians out there have an opinion on service providers they have tried setting up on an OBi (good or bad). Any Canadian Service Providers interested in offering their services to OBi users? (Think group discount)
baxtr:
I am not Canadian, but I signed up with Voip.ms for SP2. I used the Voip.ms credentials with the OBiTalk setup; no problems. Their rates seem ok and they have good comments on DslReports. They did require ID verification for unlimited international calling.
RCIadmin:
Just connected an obi100 to voip.ms and had one of the clearest calls to Canada in a long while (using voip.ms premium service). Better than ringcentral and fonality by far.
Tested against voip.ms "value" service, and I could really hear the difference.
They have servers all over, so get your traceroute tool out and find the lowest hops / ping from your IP. I have a clean 19ms connection to their Chicago Server using SBC Global from Ohio.
Also, connecting and feature set is free. You just pay for the minutes.
QBZappy:
Occasionally we still need to send or receive faxes.
Sending faxes:
I can confirm that I can send faxes with Freephoneline and voip.ms.
Receiving Faxes:
Receiving faxes is problematic.
Voip.ms forget about it with the value service. Can not receive any faxes with that service. I can not say anything about their premium voip service.
Freephonline seems to have an undocumented and unsupported fax service. You have to find mention of it in their forum. It seems to work. It saves it as a PDF. You can have the fax message emailed to you and/or you can view it in the Freephoneline voice mail portal using your browser.
If you still need to send/receive faxes the choice of SP is important, as they don't all support it. I learned this the hard way.
lhm.:
I have used voip.ms for 2 years and RingCentral for over 5 years. Both are excellent providers, they offer some what different services.
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