Best practice international GSM setup

[rfranzq]

Originally Posted by ckh

What do you mean with "double dialing" in your reply above?

Yes, MBK is right.
Further explanied:
Using 'Common Access Numbers' LA, Washington,DC, New York or toll free USA you callers would call the phone and then need to dial your number.
All these cost you $0.20/minute.

Apparently, they are now providing a 'free' US number for one month and $11.99 to keep it for a year [with no setup fee].
Calls direct to you cost $0.20/minute.

The 'Personal Extra Number' the 'PEN' can be a US area code or a toll free number [same price!] forwarding to you.
$4.99 setup fee. $19.99 for a year and $0.20/minute.

Everything is $0.20/minute.

If these terms are agreeable/flexible for someone, great!
If not there are other options. [This might be the easiest setup for technophobes.]
No SIP. No VOIP. No setting up other call forwarding through multiple entities.

[MBK]

Originally Posted by rfranzq

Yes, MBK is right.
Further explanied:
Using 'Common Access Numbers' LA, Washington,DC, New York or toll free USA you callers would call the phone and then need to dial your number.
All these cost you $0.20/minute.

Apparently, they are now providing a 'free' US number for one month and $11.99 to keep it for a year [with no setup fee].
Calls direct to you cost $0.20/minute.

The 'Personal Extra Number' the 'PEN' can be a US area code or a toll free number [same price!] forwarding to you.
$4.99 setup fee. $19.99 for a year and $0.20/minute.

Everything is $0.20/minute.

Right.

2 things to add:

• With the Onesimcard VOIP app ( play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.onesimvoip ) incoming calls to a PEN are free when on WIFI (or 3G on your local dual-SIM). Free for you and free for the caller. When not available on WIFI/3G it automatically switches to ring on your +372 number.
• And with OneSimCard Connect ( play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onesimcard.connect ) people call and SMS you for free (SMS free but calls are charged 0.20$ to you).

Originally Posted by rfranzq

If these terms are agreeable/flexible for someone, great!
If not there are other options. [This might be the easiest setup for technophobes.]
No SIP. No VOIP. No setting up other call forwarding through multiple entities.

The link is hidden?

[rfranzq]

Originally Posted by MBK

The link is hidden?

Sorry. No link. I used the color to highlight the most important thing for those who want a simple solution.