Re: freephoneline.ca - Free Local Soft Phone Line for lifetime VOIP
Posted: Feb 23rd, 2016 1:40 pm
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"go to the Online Store and purchase a Voip Unlock Key for a one time price of $69.95 + TAX."ModemOutlet wrote: ↑Is sip config file $70 now? I paid $50 many years ago and $60 last year.
The $35 fee which is payable after the call is made, failure to remit payment may result in termination of service.ModemOutlet wrote: ↑How can they collect $35 911 fee if no credit card associated with this account?
YesModemOutlet wrote: ↑Is sip config file $70 now?
I haven't, but I haven't called 911 since this new rule has been put in place either.Anybody here get charged $35 before?
Since any phone number could potentially send a fax call, and since any outgoing phone number can be spoofed, no.b3lb3l wrote: ↑At 4:30am this morning I got a call. In the email msg I got from the answering service there is a file called "fax_message_2016-2-26_9-19-35.pdf". It is a blank pdf. The number was 'anonymous'. Short of blocking all anonymous calls, is there any way to prevent this from happening again? Is there an easy way to prevent all fax calls?
Yes. If the STUN server goes down or if there's a problem with it, then you will experience the same issue again. Consequently, STUN servers should not be used, if possible.
You could have searched this thread.After a lot of painful research the "ONE WAY Incoming Audio" Issue
What brand and model modem and router are you using? Perhaps some new firmware got pushed to your modem.I wonder what happened?
I haven't checked in a long time, but does the OBi110 have these settings?
I don't see why not. Although, you need to be careful with multiple registration attempts within a 5 minute period, I think.
Just so you understand, the OBi202 has an extra phone port/jack and its own internal router, which, hopefully, you'll never use.
Two Phone jacks/ports (people sometimes get confused when I say port)I know the 202 has two lines
12, actuallybut with the ability of 4 services
Only you can answer that question. Do you live in a house?I don’t need both. Or do I?
You can't provision FPL's service on an ATA without paying $70+tax per account (or per FPL phone number). So if you have a free FPL number, you can't use it on an ATA anyway.To service a ported Rogers’ landline, my second FPL/Fongo/SoftPhone line
All faxes to FPL that are answered by FPL's voicemail system are automatically converted to .pdf (and can also automatically be emailed to you).send/receive the odd fax, is the 200 sufficient or do I need the 202?
This should be done between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. (especially on a Sunday).I’ve also tested using WinMTR.
It does matter. FPL's servers are in Ontario, possibly around Waterloo or Milton (or maybe even closer to Toronto). The longer the path between you and the servers you're connecting to, the greater the likelihood of a problem occurring along that path (not the least of which is the potential for increased lag or delay).Oh, and I'm in Pickering if it matters.
| db.fongo.com - 0 | 69 | 69 | 22 | 26 | 39 | 26 |
The 0 value is not reliable. Anyway, 2% packet loss for voip2.freephoneline.ca| host-162-213-111-22.static.295.ca - 2 | 67 | 66 | 0 | 25 | 38 | 24 |
voip4.freephoneline.ca:6060 is your best result. No packet loss with an average ping of 13ms (lower is better). Worst is 26ms.| host-162-213-111-21.static.295.ca - 0 | 70 | 70 | 10 | 13 | 26 | 12 |
Just decide if you want two phone portsSo, basically, is the Obi200 sufficient for my needs
Why do you say that? I like the idea, but does it not work well?Webslinger wrote: ↑Just so you understand, the OBi202 has an extra phone port/jack and its own internal router, which, hopefully, you'll never use.
Yes, thanks. I meant the extra port. And the household consists of just myself so the previously detailed needs are it, and it sounds like the 200 is sufficient.Webslinger wrote: ↑Just so you understand, the OBi202 has an extra phone port …
So, do people in your household need more than one phone port/jack?
Yes, I’m in a house, but I have an expandable cordless set. The base is the only unit that is currently plugged into a phone jack, so my assumption is I would plug the base into the ATA. Nothing would be plugged into a phone jack going forward.Do you live in a house?
I’m aware of the $70 plus $25 plus possible $35 fees and I’m cool with that. But are you saying that the current free number I have won’t work if/when I purchase the unlock key or whatever they call it? I’d have to get another number and set that up with the ATA?You can't provision FPL's service on an ATA without paying $70+tax per account (or per FPL phone number). So if you have a free FPL number, you can't use it on an ATA anyway.
This should be done between 8 p.m. and 11 p.m. (especially on a Sunday).
[FONT=&]I’ll compare the results on Sunday. Thanks again.voip4.freephoneline.ca:6060 is your best result. No packet loss with an average ping of 13ms (lower is better). Worst is 26ms.
Not a ton of jitter here.
It will work, if you pay $70 for each and every phone number you use with FPL on the ATA. Sorry, I may have been confused by what you wrote previously. I thought you were going to port your Rogers number to FPL and wanted to keep your existing free FPL number to use on the ATA as well.
No.I’d have to get another number and set that up with the ATA?