[asterisk-users] Trunk transferring?

[Manrique Feoli]

why not calling them back?

1- you get the call on the 800 line,   and after the operator evaluaes 
the situation,  dials a digit or something, the system calls back the 
same number,  but via your preferred route/system/billing.
2- get the call, then play an automated message to the user explaining 
how and why we'll call him back in a minute,  so he hangs up and wait 
for the call

David Freeman escribió:
> Hello all.
>
> I'm very new to the list and quite new to Asterisk.
>
> I did a little messing around with a prebuilt system (TrixBox) while 
> investigating phone systems for a business that my partner and I are 
> getting together.
>
> Anyway, what I'm wondering is if it's possible to do this:
>
> A call comes in to a US 800 number that is a SIP or IAX VoIP line, 
> then * can transfer that incoming call to use another SIP or AIX VoIP 
> line?
>
> I want to offer an 800 number (and pay for the initial time for the 
> call) but I don't want to pay 800 charges for the duration of the call 
> (we could be on the phone with someone an hour or longer.)
>
> I've seen references to trunk transferring in some commercial products 
> for *, but I'm thinking if they have that functionality, I should be 
> able to build it, too!
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Dave
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