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Callcentric free US number is valid for 1month only or unlimited?
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Travelsim has very agressive marketing lately... http://www.prepaidmvno.com/2013/08/1...o-sim-service/ |
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They will renew it every months as long as you use it, so you can keep your free number for ever. If you don't use it after 30 days it gets canceled (but then you can request a new number). The free INUM number (+88351000: the new worldwide local call - can be called via SIP or worldwide local dial-in numbers: Dial in numbers | inum ) however, has no limits. You keep it even if you don't use it. The INUM number is very useful for:
Edit: these landline & mobile operators route calls to INUM: http://www.inum.net/?page_id=22 , and these are known to route SMS to INUM : http://www.inum.net/?page_id=24 |
I obtained a callcentric US number forwarded it to hotvoip.com sip address and through hotvoip windows app forwarded it to the +372 . it works for just 0.07eur.per minute.
not sure if and when betamax will reblock these 372 numbers as many times since the last 5years. Because bear in mind that termination net rate to travelsim 372 numbers is 0.15eur per minute...excl.vat |
US phone charges landline/cell
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There is, I think, a notion of 'fairness' in our own minds, at least. Europeans may differ. |
On 1July 2014 when roaming within EU will cost as national EU rates all +44 +1 +371 +372 roaming simcards will loose a significant market portion. They will only fit for non EU residents or when roaming outside EU
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And now you can also be reached through hundreds of worldwide local access numbers: Quote:
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Isn't this great? Yes it is! :) edit: you can set a single "speed dial" key in your phone/directory, if you don't want to double dial. |
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I'm currently trying to build the desired "call flow" in my anveo account, but it seems like transfering incoming sms is nog yet possible (created a support ticket). So having my callcentric pick up my GV seems a good alternative to keep one number with sms. I only have only question as I'm familiar with callcentric: - How do you force the incoming call to be "picked up" before starting call hunting? And then a additional improvement point would be to have a good solid US number provider for sms with cheap forwarding to Estonia. Because now I have GV send an email for each incoming sms and forward email that to sms by email-to-sms of SMSmail (5cpm) ...and is MobileVoip btw not a cheaper version of callcentric.com/support/device/iphone/callcentric? Maybe that explanation can help others. |
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You get the variables ($[from]$, $[to]$, $[message]$) from the incoming SMS: Anveo.com - Receive SMS over HTTP Gateway To send the new SMS out with Anveo (use the variable from incoming above in the http link): Anveo.com - BulkSMS HTTP Gateway Anveo charges $0.057 for the SMS to +372. If you want, you can send it out cheaper with the betamax clones (€0.02 with Telbo, hotvoip is €0.04 - rates here: SMS Betamax ): To send the new SMS with hotvoip (replace hotvoip with telbo in the URL to use telbo): (use the $[from]$, $[to]$, $[message]$ variables from incoming) Code:
https://www.hotvoip.com/myaccount/sendsms.php?username=xxxxxxxx&password=xxxxxxxx&from=00447xxxxxxxxx&to=00447xxxxxxxxx&text=Hello- |
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