link did number -->pbxes.org-->voipcheap-->UM mobile

[bbob]

Originally Posted by Stu

The VOIP cheap holding company blocked access to their service from pbxes.com. Check the forum on pbxes.com.

betamax was blocked some time ago at pbxes but not anymore. I am using internetcalls a betamax service without any problems at pbxes.

I was also using justvoip.com using their forward and than have pbxes call username@sip.justvoip.com This worked fine till several month ago when the call quality became bad, really bad.
When forward is off and my softphone is on I can have pbxes call my justvoip account and call quality is ok.

The other solution you could use is a sip based betamax solution. Justvoip like voipcheap is a softphone based only solution and does not support sip calling.

http://backsla.sh/betamax to find different betamax solutions and how much it cost. www.freecall.com would be an option and 10 eurocent per minute to um+ numbers.

with UM I suspect you mean their new +44 based number and not the lichtenstein as lichtenstein can't be reached using betamax.

To setup bpxes, you go to trunks to register your DID number
also register your betamax sip account here.

next go to inbound routing.
add incoming route
under trunk you type the name of your italian did trunk
also select ring group1
submit and apply

next go to outbound routing
add route
give a route name
dial pattern: XX.
Trunksequence: select your betamax provider here (the one you added under trunks)

go to extensions
create classic extension
give an extension numer, for example 100
under pstn number, type your um numer (example 00447etc)
submit and never foget apply (red bar on the top)

go to ring group1
add extension 100 (or other number you gave, see above)

submit

now you are ready.

Incoming call will now come in from thru your did trunk, via incoming route they will ring on the extension you added under the ring group.
your extension is a pstn extension which means that when it rings it will trigger the extension to go to outbound route, trunks (betamax) to call your mobile.

[djalqali]

Originally Posted by bbob

with UM I suspect you mean their new +44 based number and not the lichtenstein as lichtenstein can't be reached using betamax.

I have old UM lichtenstein number, and i'll upgrade in future to UM+. I haven't try to call lichtenstein mobile from voipcheap but in the rate table of voipcheap lichtenstein mobile is present (and i imagine is reacheble).
http://www.voipcheap.com/en/rates.html

Originally Posted by bbob

now you are ready.

Thx very much for the great aid bbob

[bbob]

Originally Posted by djalqali

I have old UM lichtenstein number, and i'll upgrade in future to UM+. I haven't try to call lichtenstein mobile from voipcheap but in the rate table of voipcheap lichtenstein mobile is present (and i imagine is reacheble).
http://www.voipcheap.com/en/rates.html



Thx very much for the great aid bbob

I still have a lichtenstein UM number, but in the past calling the number using a betamax solution was not possible, also the rates to lichtenstein are to high. Whenever I tried calling the number I sometime got so eastern european speaking person on the phone, next time it would ring but my phone would not ring. For some reason they have problems with lichtenstein mobile.

I have now switched to UM+ and calling +44 is no problem for betamax and you can get low rates, average 10 cents per minute.

[prion]

Originally Posted by bbob

I still have a lichtenstein UM number, but in the past calling the number using a betamax solution was not possible, also the rates to lichtenstein are to high. Whenever I tried calling the number I sometime got so eastern european speaking person on the phone, next time it would ring but my phone would not ring. For some reason they have problems with lichtenstein mobile.

I have now switched to UM+ and calling +44 is no problem for betamax and you can get low rates, average 10 cents per minute.

I have the same experience with Um mobiles and betamax. Calls to Um did not get through and sometimes I was charged despite the call not being connected.