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Topic # 95911 16-Jan-2012 19:47 Send private message

After some recommendations for Australian VoIP provider with some key features:
- call recording
- auto attendant (or greeting before call is connected)
- Fax to email & email to fax

Did look at 2talk, but there are some issues around caller ID and dial plan etc.
     




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  Reply # 570721 19-Jan-2012 10:52 Send private message

Faktortel do hosted pbx services so that might be suitable perhaps? Other than that not sure because I only ever use iax2 trunks generally our office pbx's always do the rest so I dont want any additional services.

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