Best practice international GSM setup

MBK · 16-08-2013, 22:49

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Originally Posted by fsotirop

Except callcentric which other voip providers with did numbers support sip uri forwarding?

If talking about the better ones:

Anveo (limits on free accounts)
Voip.ms (also free inum) (needs to load some credit to waive all limits, the credit doesn't have to be used afterward).
sonetel (also free inum + local access numbers in some countries not found elsewhere, i.ex: Thailand. I also use it to complement the Sipbroker and Inum local access numbers.)
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And several providers who don't support external sip uri, forward to inum for free (so you can get the same result). I.ex:

localphone.com , forward to your callcentric inum and from there you do whatever pleases you.

For the others with no sip uri or inum calling, no problem either. You can bind them together with a cloud PBX to manage and link all your SIP accounts and devices together in one place. I.ex:

pbxes.com (also offers free accounts)
sipsorcery.com

fsotirop · 17-08-2013, 12:15

very cheap DID local numbers with sip uri forwarding: https://didlogic.com/purchases/new

ckh · 17-08-2013, 19:15

Thank you MKB.

I'm really considering switching my GV number to Anveo for 24 dollars per year including free number porting.

This way I can transfer incoming calls to both US numbers of XXsim for free and forward incoming sms via the HTTP pro option for 4 cents per execution and 5 cents per message.

And when this robust setup is working condider the cheaper alternative: transfer via cheapers VOIPs and cheaper SMS http send providers.

Thank for this info and your advice!

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fsotirop (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 362 Join Date: 28 Jan 2012 Country:	17-08-2013, 12:15 very cheap DID local numbers with sip uri forwarding: https://didlogic.com/purchases/new

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ckh (Offline) Junior Member Amateur Member Posts: 12 Join Date: 10 Aug 2013 Country:	17-08-2013, 19:15 Thank you MKB. I'm really considering switching my GV number to Anveo for 24 dollars per year including free number porting. This way I can transfer incoming calls to both US numbers of XXsim for free and forward incoming sms via the HTTP pro option for 4 cents per execution and 5 cents per message. And when this robust setup is working condider the cheaper alternative: transfer via cheapers VOIPs and cheaper SMS http send providers. Thank for this info and your advice!