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#87229 22-Jul-2011 22:00

Hi,

I need a Sydney based phone number, primarily for inbound calls. I currently have an Xtra ADSL connection (approx 20 mbit down, 1 mbit up (100 meters from the Cabinet)) terminated in Hamilton. I have a Trixbox (Asterisk based) VOIP server here.

Can some one please recommend a provider. Price is not the primary motivation.. We need our number to be stable, as it will be used as a contact point for our business.

Suggestions please.

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Daniel Parker

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#496961 22-Jul-2011 22:32

I use www.mynetfone.com.au and others here use www.faktortel.com.au...

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#497054 23-Jul-2011 11:37

I've used Faktortel for a number of years and never had an issue.

Just be aware there are different numbers types in Aussie, and while you can get a DID number, an ACMA number can only be allocated if you have a valid address within the region you want the number in.

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#497199 23-Jul-2011 19:56

sbiddle: I've used Faktortel for a number of years and never had an issue.

Just be aware there are different numbers types in Aussie, and while you can get a DID number, an ACMA number can only be allocated if you have a valid address within the region you want the number in.

Hi,

What would make me want a ACMA number over a DID number?

Daniel

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#498200 26-Jul-2011 19:38

I think you can get Australian numbers from 2talk now, Sydney is one of the regions.