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Just found this one, I got a local DID her in 909 (had tones of other area
codes). Free incoming calls with call id and voice mail

www.voicestick.com

Anyone else use them?

Wow, that sounds like a deal. They had my area code and MANY more. How is
the voice quality? I wonder if they give out their settings so you can use
Asterisk...

Jonathan

"George WIlls" <> wrote in message
news:Xns97B6E0FCA97ADsalesvoipmadnesscom@63.218.45 .254...
> Just found this one, I got a local DID her in 909 (had tones of other area
> codes). Free incoming calls with call id and voice mail
>
> www.voicestick.com
>
> Anyone else use them?

"Jonathan Roberts" <> wrote in
news:m_H5g.30213$k%3.18106@dukeread12:

> Wow, that sounds like a deal. They had my area code and MANY more.
> How is the voice quality? I wonder if they give out their settings so
> you can use Asterisk...
>
> Jonathan
>
> "George WIlls" <> wrote in message
> news:Xns97B6E0FCA97ADsalesvoipmadnesscom@63.218.45 .254...
>> Just found this one, I got a local DID her in 909 (had tones of other
>> area codes). Free incoming calls with call id and voice mail
>>
>> www.voicestick.com
>>
>> Anyone else use them?
>
>
>



THe big deal here is they have a built in bridge.

And the bridge works with caller ID.

I was going to try to set up an Asterisk server, but my only need was the
out dialing tone the bridge would get.

I am using the mg3 at home and my cell on the road.

THe sound on the cell is better then Sprints LD which is full of noise.

At home on the mg3 it is great. Had it for about 30 days

[hotdealfinder]

Hey thanks, this little trick has saved me a tone. Works also on T-Mobile if you have the Fave5 thing