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Forums › Spark New Zealand (including Skinny and BigPipe) › Recommend VOIP Providers when using Bigpipe
KrazyKid

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#156007 16-Nov-2014 11:45
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Considering my options changing to Bigpipe.
The wife and kids will still want a local number so can't drop that.

Who would people recommend? 
Mostly be local calling and NZ mobiles

Thanks

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  #1176706 16-Nov-2014 11:49
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I've been using 2Talk for a number of years without too many issues. Pricing for calls seems to be better than ISP pricing for bundled services.



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  #1176728 16-Nov-2014 12:40
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VFX

https://www.wxc.co.nz/residential/voice/hostedvoice/

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  #1176768 16-Nov-2014 13:35
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2talk works for me. I only register the phone when I need to call so no idea on reliability on incoming calls thru the carrier grade Nat.




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  #1176788 16-Nov-2014 14:06
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richms: 2talk works for me. I only register the phone when I need to call so no idea on reliability on incoming calls thru the carrier grade Nat.


I've found it works no problems. Would recommend 2talk or VFX personally.




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  #1176789 16-Nov-2014 14:14
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2talk, I've been with them for 3 years no issues.

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  #1176796 16-Nov-2014 14:57
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2Talk. Their PBX options online are amazing, super simple to use. Quite cheap as well for their lowest plan ($10/mo i think + GST (local landline number inc.))

 
 
 
 

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  #1176797 16-Nov-2014 15:07
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Conversant, similar pricing, but with real support :) 

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  #1176803 16-Nov-2014 15:29
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You will obviously have to request a non CG-NAT connection as VoIP won't work otherwise.

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  #1177015 16-Nov-2014 21:03
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I've been happy with 2Talk for a couple of years.

I haven't had to request anything special (such as non CG-NAT) from BigPipe.  I just set up my SPA122 and off it went.  I've since asked for a "sticky" IP due to other things I'm doing, but didn't need that for 2Talk to work.

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  #1177069 16-Nov-2014 23:01
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sbiddle: You will obviously have to request a non CG-NAT connection as VoIP won't work otherwise.



I didn'R t have to request anything. Using 2talk and pap2 adapter

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