Hello,
I am relatively new to use the obi and ran into an issue, and I am not sure where to start.
Current configuration:
- Obitalk202 setup with GoogleVoice and SIP Phone
Issue:
When I dial outbound to one specific phone number the call connects, and I breifly maybe 1 second hear the IVR then I get disconnected. Below are the logs from ObiTalk web portal, as you can see I dial OB to 64171***** - ring - connect - call disconnect. This occurs every time when dialing this number. I just use this for work purposes to join incident bridges and meetings.
15:31:42 From 'James' SP2(1001) To GT1(64171*****)
15:31:42 Ringing
15:31:42 Call Connected
15:31:46 Call Ended
Anyone have an suggestions on where to start? Inbound and Outbound to any other number works fine it is specifically this phone number (last 5 **** because its an internal number for work).
Thank you!
Google limits or blocks entirely, calls to certain high-rate rural telephone carriers which engage in traffic pumping (http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/traffic-pumping) in cahoots with conference call providers. You'll have to use some other method of calling those numbers.
The 641 area code is notorious for traffic pumping.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_code_641 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_code_641)
Either add money to your Google Voice account or use a different outbound provider.
jkrusic,
Quote from: Taoman on January 13, 2016, 02:11:28 PM
The 641 area code is notorious for traffic pumping.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_code_641 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Area_code_641)
Either add money to your Google Voice account or use a different outbound provider.
Our family makes use of a conference service within the (641) area code. I'm able to successful call the (641) number with my Google Voice phone service -BUT- it cost me 1-cent per minute. I keep a credit in my Google Voice account.
I started using my mobile phone or even better an APP for the conference call that allows me to use sip over WiFi which gives me great audio, a view of who's on the conference and at "No Cost" other than what I'm already paying for my Internet service.