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#26584 26-Sep-2008 16:35
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I am currently on Orcon but not LLU.  I want to retain my Telecom homeline currently serviced  via orcon but would like to dable with SIP VOIP.  I can access  SIP fones OK..

 

If Orcon does not supply  this can anyone recommend someone who does as a fone service only .  I don't want to have to change BB provider..

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  #167413 26-Sep-2008 17:18
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Orcon don't provide a SIP VoIP service (yet), it's all POTS over copper from the DSLAM.

Your choices are really VFX, 2talk, iTalk or MyNetFone.



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  #167425 26-Sep-2008 18:55
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All of those don't require you to change to them as an ISP




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  #167463 27-Sep-2008 09:31
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Thanx folks for the info.  I'll check them out.

Looks like MyNetFone will be the best option as they have a prepay plan where as the  others require a monthly plan  espescially if you want an Auckland number.  Looks though that you can only set up an account  with MyNetFone if you purchase software / hardware first.  I have this so  have asked the obviouse.





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  #167696 29-Sep-2008 11:08
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old3eyes:

Thanx folks for the info.  I'll check them out.

Looks like MyNetFone will be the best option as they have a prepay plan where as the  others require a monthly plan  espescially if you want an Auckland number.  Looks though that you can only set up an account  with MyNetFone if you purchase software / hardware first.  I have this so  have asked the obviouse.



2Talk have a prepay plan even for auckland numbers.
Top up by credit card then it will take $7 ish a month per number. Plus calling




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  #167713 29-Sep-2008 11:55
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I  had a look at 2talk but they require a monthly plan for AK numbers..




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  #167963 30-Sep-2008 11:50
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old3eyes: I  had a look at 2talk but they require a monthly plan for AK numbers..

No they don't
1. No matter what plan you are on (free, 500 etc) All are prepay via creditcard.
2. If you have a free account you can add an AK number to it (It will just take from your balance the cost of the number once a month).




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  #169231 6-Oct-2008 08:55
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Thanx david.

 

Just as a matter of interests the  IP fones listed on your website  http://www.3bitvoice.co.nz/category/ip_phone.aspx

Will these work with 2talk or are they PBXb dependent??

 





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  #169239 6-Oct-2008 09:20
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old3eyes:

Thanx david.


Just as a matter of interests the  IP fones listed on your website  http://www.3bitvoice.co.nz/category/ip_phone.aspx

Will these work with 2talk or are they PBXb dependent??




They will all work with 2talk. With a few exceptions any phone that is SIP compatible will work with any provider that uses the SIP protocol. You will always have some features that may not work if a manufacturer builds in proprietory features to work with their own PBX solution but for basic voice calling and the usual features such as DND / Call Forward things are all pretty much guaranteed to be compatible.

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