[semi-OT] - (somewhat) Free VoIP provider
Travis Roy
travis at scootz.net
Fri Nov 18 13:12:00 EST 2005
Well the nice thing about Asterisk is you can have it setup so that you
can have incoming calls via somebody like Galaxy where it's free, then
have your outgoing use nufone. That way you get free incoming and
outgoing at only $0.02/min
aluminumsulfate at earthlink.net wrote:
> I've been seeing some mentions lately of cheap VoIP/Asterisk service,
> so I thought I'd put in my $.02--quite literally.
>
> NuFone http://www.nufone.net provides SIP and IAX2 (with protocol
> failover) PSTN access for a flat rate of $0.02 per minute for all
> incoming and outgoing calls. There is no monthly, annual, or set-up
> fee. You get a toll-free DID at no extra cost (though there is a fee
> for vanity numbers). The company runs Asterisk on its servers, so
> it's Linux-friendly, and their tech support is surprisingly quick on
> the reply.
>
> I have had some questions about the reliability of the service,
> however. On occasion, I've had to place a call three or four times to
> get it to go through.
>
> Overall, I like it. One of these days, I'm going to put another
> context in my extensions.conf file and turn the PBX into a
> PIN-protected calling card. /me gazes into the future...
>
> Dave
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