[asterisk-users] The downside of Asterisk and least cost routing...

[Francesco Peeters (Asterisk)]

On Fri, May 11, 2007 08:21, Gordon Henderson wrote:
> On Thu, 10 May 2007, Francesco Peeters (Asterisk) wrote:
>

>
> If you think your ISP is reliable enough then go for it!
>

I've had less ADSL issues last year than ISDN issues!   ;-)
(And that while ADSL is running over that very ISDN line!)

> There is a small (and growing!) number of small businesses (and not so
> small ones either!) who are moving towards using their broadband
> (typically ADSL in the UK) connection for Telephony - and even installing
> a 2nd ADSL line just for VoIP. It can work out a lot cheaper than going
> down the "traditional" ISDN2/ISDN30 route for a lot of people as a small
> business expands.
>

I can see that would work out that way, yes!

>> Undfortunately I'll have to pay reconnection fee before I can cancel!
>> :-o
>
> I guess that's a country thing - good luck :)
>

I found out that I can even transfer my current main number to my ISP's
SIP service for EUR 5 a month...

Aside from that they can give me 2 free incoming numbers in the 087 range,
and I already have an incoming VoipBuster number in my own areacode...
That would give me 4 incoming numbers...

The only thing I'd probably lose is the ability to do faxes! So I am going
to investigate that further first!

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