MODERNMAN
join:2007-09-24
Manhattan Beach, CA
3 edits | Free phone # in London, Milan, & Rome www.messagenet.it
www.messagenet.it
The above website gives you a free phone # in London, Milan, Rome and Turin where you can recive calls for free and call toll-free #'s in those countries for free. The option to buy prepaid credits for regular calls is also available. They give you all the sip info to provision a softphone or ATA. |
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meister_sd
Premium
join:2006-01-29
La Mesa, CA | Re: Free phone # in Rome, Paris, and London www.messagenet.it
Just got my London number. I'll give it a shot later!
Good find! |
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MODERNMAN
join:2007-09-24
Manhattan Beach, CA
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Im waiting on an unlocked PAP2-NA i bought on ebay, it might take a few weeks cause its coming from Hong Kong. I have my Rome # set up on X-lite and it works fine, but i want to see if someone can get an ATA working successfully and talk about it here. |
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B_Bears
@telus.net | reply to MODERNMAN
What do you use as a tax code? |
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MODERNMAN
join:2007-09-24
Manhattan Beach, CA | Good Question...I have no idea what you are talking about...LOL |
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mazilo
From Mazilo
Premium
join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
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said by MODERNMAN  :..., but i want to see if someone can get an ATA working successfully and talk about it here. I registered for a Roma # and configured it on my Asterisk. The account took a couple of trials to register. Once registered, when I called my number, it went straight to voicemail. :D Here is the messages spit out by my Asterisk:
BTW, it doesn't matter if I used the default 5061 port assigned by Messagenet or a default 5060 port. They both seem to work.
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Mazilo
US Phone: +1-678-601-0907
UK Phone: +44-703-194-2574 |
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b_bears
@telus.net | reply to MODERNMAN
In registering for a UK number there is a "F.C." field. It is asking for a VT code/tAX code, the field is mandatory. No idea what to put in here  |
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usa2k
Please PRAY for Rebekah
Premium,MVM
join:2003-01-26
Canton, MI
clubs: |  Europe's Value Added tax? |
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b_bears
@telus.net | reply to MODERNMAN
Anybody know if these numbers can be redirected to a uri such as Free World Dialup or do they need there own ATA or PBX server. Thanks |
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Yippz Voip
join:2005-05-04
Atlanta, GA | Site tells me that all UK numbers are gone...
Anyone else get this error?? Italy numbers still exist. |
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Sarath
@intergraph.com
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same here I am dunno how other users are able to get thhe UK number
Thanks
sarath
said by MODERNMAN :www.messagenet.it The above website gives you a free phone # in Rome, Paris, and London where you can recive calls for free and call toll-free #'s in those countries for free. The option to buy prepaid credits for regular calls is also available. They give you all te sip info to provision a softphone or ATA. |
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MODERNMAN
join:2007-09-24
Manhattan Beach, CA
1 edit | I dont know, i got mine a few months ago, they must have just run out though if meister_sd got a london # today. Who knows, i stumbled into this site by using google.it (italian google) and searching for free voip. i dont know much about it other than i have a rome and london # for free, both working on softphones. Just tryin to open a can of worms is all... Im hoping to see some provisioning walkthroughs with screen shots of provisioning pages of various ATA's
Looks like you can get #'s in London, Milan, Rome and Turin, no Paris sorry about the misinfo |
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slow mo
join:2002-03-19
USA | reply to MODERNMAN
Re: Free phone # in London, Milan, & Rome www.messagenet.it
Is there a way to do sip URI forward from messagenet number to FWD? |
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MODERNMAN
join:2007-09-24
Manhattan Beach, CA
| I didnt see anything on the website about call fwding, but to my understanding it would only be able to fwd to a toll free # in the country your number is from if at all unless you pay for credits. I think essentially you would just be picking up the tab on the long distance charges if you were to fwd an italy # to a usa # |
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slow mo
join:2002-03-19
USA
1 edit | reply to MODERNMAN
I configured my PAP2 with Messagenet London number. It registers right away. I called the number and it rang and I had a 2-way voice.
Wish I could do sip URI forward to FWD since all my other free DID's are forwarded to FWD.
EDIT: I forwarded one of my DID's to Messagenet sip URI and it didn't work.
sip:xxxxxxx@sip.messagenet.it |
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MODERNMAN
join:2007-09-24
Manhattan Beach, CA
| said by slow mo :I configured my PAP2 with Messagenet London number. It registers right away. I called the number and it rang and I had a 2-way voice. sip:xxxxxxx@sip.messagenet.it can you show some screen shots of the provisioning page for the pap2? I ordered one off ebay and would like to be spared the trials and errors. |
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pokeydsl
join:2002-10-11
956
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can you show some screen shots of the provisioning page for the pap2? I ordered one off ebay and would like to be spared the trials and errors.
Try this: »www.messagenet.it/voip/sw/pap2.html
Good Luck |
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cleal
join:2000-08-24
Fort Worth, TX
 ·AT&T Southwest
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Re: Free phone # in Rome, Paris, and London www.messagenet.it
said by b_bears :In registering for a UK number there is a "F.C." field. It is asking for a VT code/tAX code, the field is mandatory. No idea what to put in here I changed Country to USA, then entered 0,0 (used comma, don't know if period will also work) for tax rate and then proceeded to get a Milan number.
Placed it on my Asterisk box, call forwarded to my cell phone, tested it and I'm now ready to receive wrong numbers in Italian in the middle of my night. |
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emoci
join:2007-05-29
York, ON
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Re: Free phone # in London, Milan, & Rome www.messagenet.it
Along with MessageNet there is a number of providers out there with free Incoming DID numbers....see »www.redflagdeals.com/forums/show···t=454642
BTW have been using Messagenet, Eutelia and OrbTalk.co.uk with VoXalot and MySipSwitch and having them all ring on the same ATA |
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MODERNMAN
join:2007-09-24
Manhattan Beach, CA
1 edit | reply to MODERNMAN
got my ata. got my rome # on line 1 and london # on line 2. everything works fine. |
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