1 edit | Using Google Voice DID Hey guys! Is there any low cost and Reliable VoIP solution by integrating Google Voice DID so I wouldn't have to pay extra for the DID from the VoIP provider; so I would be just paying for the minutes I use.
I tried the whole GV-Gizmo5-sipsorcery for free but its very dodgy and unreliable so what would be my best choice? Thanks in advance. |
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| afaik, G5 is the only provider GV will SIP dial to.
btw, you can use any provider with the GV/SS setup. If I use CallCentric instead of G5, GV will hang up and perform a call-back to my line instead of making a seamless connection like it does with G5. |
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 RockyBBPremium
join:2005-01-31
Steamboat Springs, CO | reply to amar11372
said by amar11372:Hey guys! Is there any low cost and Reliable VoIP solution by integrating Google Voice DID so I wouldn't have to pay extra for the DID from the VoIP provider; so I would be just paying for the minutes I use. try sipgate's "sipgate one" product on »www.sipgate.com . you'll pay a monthly fee for E911 (maybe $2), but incoming minutes to your ATA (or their softphone) are free. take one of their default "free" DID numbers, which could be in an odd area but won't matter as you won't publish that number anyway. sipgate gives free voice mail and outgoing minutes to toll-free numbers, in case you need those. |
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RockyBB's solution is worth considering.
CallCentric has did's in some area codes for $2.95/month that have free incoming minutes.
You can also get a free DID from IPKall in Washington state and forward it to your Future-Nine account.
Google Voice will send the call to any PSTN number, landline or cellphone. |
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Sipgate One also provides a free DID that you can forward your GV number to. Note that you should not fund your Sipgate account for any services because even if you do not use any the services Sipgate One will deduct a mandatory E911 fee. Just register for the account and use it for the free DID only! |
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txcas
join:2004-04-27
Grand Prairie, TX
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You can do this and it is reliable and free:
1. Get a free DID from IPKALL.
2. Get a free account from Callcentric with no DID.
3. Forward GV's DID to IPKALL's DID.
4. Forward IPKALL's DID to i.e. Callcentric's SIP URI.
That gives you totally free incoming and outgoing. I used this setup and it was very reliable. I am now using SipSorcery. SipSorcery is very reliable as long as you create a good Ruby dial plan. I found that to be a pain to learn since the documentation is all over the place. With them I have GV to G5 since it is all that is supported at the moment with their new GV dialer. I also pay a couple of bucks a month to Callcentric for 911. SipSorcery is not easy, but once you learn the in and out of the Ruby dial plan it is very reliable. I am still learning new tricks on dial plans and copying examples from their forum. I have all the examples saved in a documents and will integrate the parts I like in my dial plan. So far what I have is good and reliable. |
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nitzanPremium,VIP
join:2008-02-27
kudos:2 | reply to amar11372
said by amar11372:low cost and Reliable VoIP solution by integrating Google Voice DID so I wouldn't have to pay extra for the DID from the VoIP provider; so I would be just paying for the minutes I use. See, you can't have reliable and free in the same sentence. If you want reliable, get a DID from a good VoIP provider and pay for it. Google Voice->???->some provider is neither reliable nor good quality. Not a good solution if you want a real phone service. |
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86991335
join:2009-08-15
State College, PA | reply to amar11372
Here's another simpler way to enable SIP support on your Google Voice account. »truvoipbuzz.com/2009/08/how-to-e···utorial/
This ways you can use the Google Voice DID with any SIP device... |
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nitzanPremium,VIP
join:2008-02-27
kudos:2 | (until they block it  |
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said by 86991335:This ways you can use the Google Voice DID with any SIP device... Doesn't this require you to keep your computer running? |
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txcas
join:2004-04-27
Grand Prairie, TX | said by caseydoug:said by 86991335:This ways you can use the Google Voice DID with any SIP device... Doesn't this require you to keep your computer running? Yes it does. The SipSorcery solution does not and allows you to use an ATA. |
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RonR
join:2003-10-10
Ash Flat, AR | reply to txcas
said by txcas:SipSorcery is very reliable as long as you create a good Ruby dial plan. I found that to be a pain to learn since the documentation is all over the place. With them I have GV to G5 since it is all that is supported at the moment with their new GV dialer. ... SipSorcery is not easy, but once you learn the in and out of the Ruby dial plan it is very reliable. I am still learning new tricks on dial plans and copying examples from their forum. I have all the examples saved in a documents and will integrate the parts I like in my dial plan. So far what I have is good and reliable. I wholeheartedly agree. I now have SipSorcery integrated with Google Voice, Gizmo5, IdeaSIP, Voxalot, Sip Broker, iNum, eNum, and more. Once you get a handle on writing Ruby-based dialplans, SipSorcery is extremely powerful and reliable. |
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The Sip Sorcery solution for dialing out with GV works flawlessly for me so far. I plan to install Sip Sorcery on a server incase the Sip Sorcery IP address is blocked by GV. |
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-Thanks you guys for all of your replies.
-I am gonna this out and will report back. |
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said by txcas:You can do this and it is reliable and free: 1. Get a free DID from IPKALL. 2. Get a free account from Callcentric with no DID. 3. Forward GV's DID to IPKALL's DID. 4. Forward IPKALL's DID to i.e. Callcentric's SIP URI. That gives you totally free incoming and outgoing. I used this setup and it was very reliable. I am now using SipSorcery. SipSorcery is very reliable as long as you create a good Ruby dial plan. I found that to be a pain to learn since the documentation is all over the place. With them I have GV to G5 since it is all that is supported at the moment with their new GV dialer. I also pay a couple of bucks a month to Callcentric for 911. SipSorcery is not easy, but once you learn the in and out of the Ruby dial plan it is very reliable. I am still learning new tricks on dial plans and copying examples from their forum. I have all the examples saved in a documents and will integrate the parts I like in my dial plan. So far what I have is good and reliable. This looks promising. Thanks. |
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