Thanks for compiling all this valuable info. keep up the good work!
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Jun 17th, 2007 11:49 PM #1
Free DID Numbers, Free Voip Calls, & more Voip Info
What you'll find here:
1. Free DID numbers/Free Access numbers
2. Free Calling Options
3. The Workaround Guides: Receive and Make Calls from regular phones/CallBack/Sip-to-Skype and Skype CallThrough
4. Discussion on The BetaMax group
5. List of Hosted PBX/Aggregator services
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Free Incoming DID numbers:
*Free DID Numbers currently avaliable: US, Canada, UK, Germany, Italy
FreeDigits and related Sites (US, Iowa numbers):
*NOT ACCEPTING NEW REGISTRATION AS OF 11/22/2008*
*NO LONGER FUNCTIONING FOR CURRENT USERS*
http://www.freedigits.com/ (All the URLs below now forward to FreeDigits)
http://www.talkdigits.com/
http://www.calldigits.com/
http://www.clickdigits.com/
http://officedigits.com/
www.sipnumber.com
http://www.faxdigits.com/ (offers Incoming Fax Numbers)
http://www.ringtonumber.com This service is a shared number, with an extension for each user. They claim that now though you can forward for free to your own phone number.
Note: Numbers have been available on and off, but SERVICE IS CURRENTLY DOWN
IPKall (www.IPKall.com) (US, Washington State numbers: 206, 253, 360, 425)
How to use: SIP URI Forwarding
GoogleVoice (http://www.google.com/voice)
*Currently open to users with US IP (or proxy)
-The rebranded GrandCentral service
-Unlimited Calling to the US and Canada
-You will need a US number (or a Canadian 403 area code number) to signup.
-US Numbers, Canadian 403 Area Code, and Gizmo numbers can be added as destinations that ring when a call is received.
-Calls between two numbers can be initiated from the GoogleVoice Account Area.
-Calls can also be made and received via Google Talk messenger.
-Has Voice to Text transcription for Voicemail
-Can send and receive SMS messages
-Has option to call your GV number and then call out using the GV service for free.
How to Use: Forwards directly to your US/Gizmo number
OrbTalk (http://www.orbtalk.co.uk/free-number/)
*SERVICE DISCONTINUED TO NEW REGISTRATIONS*
-Real geographic UK numbers just about everywhere in UK including London 020 7 numbers.
How to Use: ATA or VoXalot/PBXes/SipSorcery
Coms (http://personal.coms.com)
-Free Real UK Geographic numbers
-Free 0845 Numbers
-Find yourself a real UK address before registering, they seem to check the postal code (this helped me http://www.beerintheevening.com/pubs.../Bedfordshire/)
How to Use: ATA or VoXalot/PBXes/SipSorcery
MessageNet (http://www.messagenet.it/)
-Real Italian numbers in Rome, Milan and Turin, and free 020 London, UK numbers
How to Use: ATA or VoXalot/PBXes/SipSorcery
EuteliaVoip-Formerly Skypho (http://www.euteliavoip.com/)
-Free real numbers in most of Italy
-Free real numbers in most of UK
-Free real numbers in Bucharest, Romania +40-21 range (however the Romanian numbers are buggy from my experience)
Note: Good news is that you can get up to 15 different numbers, but each of them needs to be registered on its own so you need either 15 different lines on an ATA or a place like VoXalot/PBXes/SipSorcery to have them all pointed to one place. I have been using SipSorcery for these with good results pointing them to my current VSP.
How to Use: ATA or VoXalot/PBXes/SipSorcery (see note)
NumberGroup (http://www.numbergroup.com/)
-Free UK DIDs, Local 01/02 and premium 0844, 0845, 0870, 070 area codes
How to use: SIP URI Forwarding
UKDDI (http://www.ukddi.com/)
-Up to 10 Free UK DIDs per user
How to use: SIP URI Forwarding
BlueSip (www.bluesip.net)
-Free Munich, Germany number (format +49 89 72xxxx xxxxx)
-Complete registration, be aware that the username to use for registration is of the format bluesip/user
How to Use: ATA or VoXalot/PBXes/SipSorcery
Hol (www.hol.gr)
***FREE NUMBERS FROM HOL ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE***
-Free real number in Athens, Greece (+30-213 range) or Thessaloniki (+30-231)
-To Register go to: http://public.curbas.hol.gr/register...-register1.cgi
-As you're going through registration, at the top of the page, you'll see an option to have the registration form in English
-They are picky about the password you choose (it must have a symbol: #$% and a letter at least)
-You'll then receive an email with a link to continue the regitration further.
-To login Go to https://myaccount.curbas.hol.gr/auth/login.cgi
-Once logged in click on the RED MyAccount bar on the side of the page
-Near the bottom of the page you'll see eVoice basic (get User/Pass you need to SIP Register)
-The server is evoice.hol.gr
-I had success using them with PBXes (not tried VoXalot/MySipSwitch)
How to Use: ATA or VoXalot/PBXes/MySipSwitch (see note)
VoipUser (http://www.voipuser.org/mynumbers.html)
-Free UK Non-Geographic numbers 0844 0871 0870 0703
-(The caller pays a premium rate for these, for a good explanation of what these are all about check here http://www.esms.com/services_numbers_2_08.php)
How to Use: ATA or VoXalot/PBXes/SipSorcery or SIP URI forwarding
Acanac (http://www.acanac.ca/Free-Voip.htm)
-Free Canadian DID numbers, offer has been available On and Off, worth checking if it is up...
FreePhoneline (http://www.freephoneline.ca/) (Canadian Numbers)
-Free ON, QC, AB and BC Numbers (If not available, check the next day)
-Can be set to ring either on your computer with their softphone, or forwarded to selected Canadian phone Numbers
-Using their SoftPhone you can place free calls to select Canadian cities.
-To use the DID number from an ATA a one time $50+tax fee applies
-For more discussion see: http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/s...d.php?t=529177
Other
Although you'll get a number here, most of them have no SIP connectivity
eSMS (http://www.purenumber.co.uk/)
-Free UK Non-Geographic Numbers: 0844 0871 070.
OpenTelecom (http://www.open-telecom.co.uk/produc...-services.html)
-Free UK Non-Geographic Numbers: 0844 0845 0871 070.
-Takes them a while to reply, and depending on the number you choose, you can forward it to various destinations (you may want to get a UK geographic number first from OrbTalk, and have this numbers forwarded there, since OpenTelecom does not seem to support SIP URI forwarding).
IPStar (http://www.ipstar.us/)
-Free UK Non-Geographic Numbers: 0871 0870
UKNumber (http://www.uknumber.co.uk/)
-Free UK Non-Geographic Numbers: 0844 0870 070
UKNumber4U (http://www.uknumber4u.com/)
UKNumbers (http://www.uknumbers.com/)
-Free UK Non-Geographic Numbers: 0844 0870 0871 070
Getting DID numbers to ring Your Current SIP/VoIP provider
1. Some DID Providers (including the ones above) offer forwarding to your current SIP URI, YourVoipUsername@YourProviderProxy
OR
2. SipSorcery.com
Go to www.sipsorcery.com, and create an account. On the provider Config Page when logged in, under the 'contact' field put where you want it to ring YourVoipUsername@YourProviderProxy
3. VoXalot.com(www.voxalot.com) (Cost: Starting at $15/year)
-You need to perform a SIP Registration
-If you want the number to ring somewhere else (not VoXalot) use their forwarding features.
4. PBXes.com
-Although slightly complicated, it can achieve forwarding as well
Free Voip Access Numbers
SipBroker.com (http://www.sipbroker.com/sipbroker/action/pstnNumbers)
See Making Voip Calls which follows for uses
SipBroker Access via third parties (http://forum.voxalot.com/sip-broker-...r-gateway.html)
Point One (http://sipphone.com/access/)
-Call Gizmo/SipPhone and FWD users only
TPad Break-In Numbers (http://www.tpad.com/siteb/Tpad-Count...In-Numbers.php)
-Call Verified TPad users which have had credit activity (so not quite free anymore)
Note: All above can be combined as per WorkArounds posted
Free Temporary/Anonymous Numbers
LetsCall (http://letscall.me/)
iNumbr (http://inumbr.com/ )
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Jun 17th, 2007 11:52 PM #2_______________
Thoughts and Prayers to the many thousands of civilians who perished from terrorists acts.
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Jun 18th, 2007 12:09 AM #3
Great post, thanks!
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Jun 18th, 2007 01:31 AM #4
anything for Canada-HK?
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Jun 18th, 2007 01:47 AM #5
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Jun 18th, 2007 05:39 AM #6
Although, I may not be using this valuable info, but.. GREAT JOB OP!!!!!!!!!!
for the compilation of this
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Jun 18th, 2007 10:07 AM #7
This needs to be a sticky. Thanks OP!
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Jun 18th, 2007 11:58 AM #8_______________
FS: K&N Air Filter(Alero 3.4L and other GMs)
Digiitals Blog.(Hardware hacking, Wireless/802.11)
http://digiital.blogspot.com
Skype Me ID: Digiital
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Jun 18th, 2007 12:06 PM #9
No, for the purposes of having your CellPhone/HomePhone set Active and Register to No. You are just going to use PhoneGnome to dial your Cell/Home number. It works if you set it to Yes, but you also risk creating an infinite forwarding loop. Try it with No on both first, it's working for me.
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Jun 18th, 2007 12:35 PM #10_______________
FS: K&N Air Filter(Alero 3.4L and other GMs)
Digiitals Blog.(Hardware hacking, Wireless/802.11)
http://digiital.blogspot.com
Skype Me ID: Digiital
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Jun 18th, 2007 01:01 PM #11
I think I know what the difference might be. I have setup in the forwarding to call my number at work. Not sure if I should have left that empty.
Forward inbound call to: PHONE NUMBER
Forwarding Number: 416-555-1212 [DIAL PLAN]_______________
FS: K&N Air Filter(Alero 3.4L and other GMs)
Digiitals Blog.(Hardware hacking, Wireless/802.11)
http://digiital.blogspot.com
Skype Me ID: Digiital
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Jun 18th, 2007 01:06 PM #12
Hehe, yeah I missed something.
Disable Voicemail on Voxalot (set to No under Member Details)--I forgot to mention this
Set Active, and Register to No for PhoneGnome (under Providers)
Set forwarding to 14165551212 via PhoneGnome, not Dial Plan (Under Forwarding)
Try a call yourself (if you have another phone to call from)
Toronto Access number is 1-647-476-FREE + *010 + 6 digit VoXalot account
(The reason I insist on No, is that if yes, Someone calls you--Voxalot forwards via phonegnome to your number--this rings your number but also the registration on voxalot--which forwards to your number again....you can see where this goes)
Let me know how this goes.
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Jun 18th, 2007 01:09 PM #13_______________
FS: K&N Air Filter(Alero 3.4L and other GMs)
Digiitals Blog.(Hardware hacking, Wireless/802.11)
http://digiital.blogspot.com
Skype Me ID: Digiital
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Jun 18th, 2007 01:17 PM #14
Well...... What was routing the call in DIAL PLAN? I know VoXalot doesn't call 416 numbers for free?
So the question is what was calling your phone when you had it set up to forward via DIAL PLAN. If you have another provider setup.... does it charge you to call 416 numbers?
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Jun 18th, 2007 01:21 PM #15_______________
FS: K&N Air Filter(Alero 3.4L and other GMs)
Digiitals Blog.(Hardware hacking, Wireless/802.11)
http://digiital.blogspot.com
Skype Me ID: Digiital
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