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ascroft

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#293264 10-Jan-2022 11:53
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Hi all.

 

Looking to set up a landline no. that can then auto route to my mobile.

 

Seen this for $20/month from say 2 degrees, but are there better options - looks to be from the smaller players possibly?

 

TIA

 

Mark

 

 

 

 





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speed
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  #2846038 10-Jan-2022 12:02
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Yep. Have a look at these providers:

 

https://www.2talk.co.nz/

 

https://www.hero.co.nz/

 

 




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  #2846040 10-Jan-2022 12:04
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I can set you up for $10.00 +GST, 15c per minute calls to mobile





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  #2846046 10-Jan-2022 12:15
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Cloud line from procall.co.nz will cost $5+gst/mo. Use the very reliable Groundwire app for free incoming calls.



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  #2862006 5-Feb-2022 10:04
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Depending on your telco, just Call Divert?  With Vodafone, mine is $3.55 per month with added advantage of ability to turn it off or on at will (if required).


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