[Asterisk-Users] Best Voip provider

[Chris]

    Teliax has rates of about .04 per minute to Mexico.   I've been using
them for termination (and fax and DID)
for a while and I haven't had any trouble with them.    They support IAX and
SIP.


Regards,


Chris




----- Original Message -----
From: "Jaime Lopez" <jsollano at gmail.com>
To: "Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial Discussion"
<asterisk-users at lists.digium.com>
Sent: Sunday, September 25, 2005 9:19 PM
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] Best Voip provider


> On 9/25/05, Scott Wolfe <scottwolfe at orbus.net> wrote:
> >
> > All of the providers given so far seem to have a limited simultaneous
> > connections. As a business solution (multiple outgoing calls at one
time)
> > what are you guys using?
>
> I've been using a mixture of voxee, voipjet, mutualphone and nuphone.
>
> Nuphone has great termination and provides did's (Toll Free numbers
> and Michigan). For USA termination, they are great, altough support is
> slow, but you'll barely require it.
>
> voxee and voipjet are good all around, but some destinations are not
> that good. In particular, I've been having problems to some
> destinations in Mexico, which i use a lot (by the way, if someone
> knows of a provider who can offer high quality iax2 termination to
> mexico for under US$0.06 please tell me!)
>
> These three providers support iax. voxee and NuFone support sip also.
>
> Then, there's mutualphone. They only support sip but only with g.729.
> Generally speaking, good quality, but I've had trouble terminating
> some calls to Mexico. I blame this on their use on sip, but not really
> sure. What happens is that some calls are cut short, or get one way
> audio only. Something i really don't like of them is that call
> progress is really poor. In Mexico there are a lot of call progress
> indications that are recordings telling what's going on (phone is
> busy, phone is out of service). They won't let through most call
> progress indications, or you will be billed from the moment you get
> some call progress. Sometimes even worse, you won't hear anything, but
> will be billed!. This problem with indications happens sometimes with
> the other two, but is worse with mutualphone. Also, it's payment
> process is a nightmare. Mutualphone's greatest advantage is it's low
> cost.
>
>
> Please forgive my verboseness. I hope this is good for someone
>
>
> >
> > -Scott