[Freeswitch-users] DID providers - any thoughts? (jan 2013)

Tue Apr 22 17:58:52 MSD 2014

On Tue, Apr 22, 2014 at 2:22 AM, Brian West <brian at freeswitch.org> wrote:

> Comments inline.
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> On Apr 21, 2014, at 5:17 PM, Sean Devoy <sdevoy at bizfocused.com> wrote:
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> > Hi Natula,
> >
> > I am ignoring who may or may not be supporters of FreeSwitch for this
> post.  However, I do NOT think that should be ignored when making your
> selection and support for this product is very important in the long run.
>  You can add that in to your decision after reviewing who meets your needs.
> >
> > I have been VERY pleased with VOIP service level and tech support from
> www.vitelity.com.  There wholesales pricing is quite competitive although
> I have not shopped around in a year or so.  Whole DIDs are $0.49/month,
> Caller ID service $1/month, E911 $1/month, typical WHOLESALE US calls
> prices 0.003 per minute (.3 cents).  As full disclosure, I was NOT thrilled
> with their LNP department in the past, but here again have not ported much
> lately.  I lease a server in their facility with FreeSwitch on it at an
> excellent price.  The server lease applies to the wholesale monthly
> minimum.  The server support is absolutely outstanding.
>
> No t.38, But they do have SMS that works with mod_dingaling (this was
> demoed at ClueCon last year)
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> >
> > I have used www.Voipinnovations.com in the past.  Their VOIP Tech
> support may be the best I ever used, especially LNPs.  In many ways I wish
> I had stayed there, but I am happy enough with Vitelity to not expend the
> effort to switch back.  The VOIP Service provided was also very good.
>
> Never heard of these guys.
>
> >
> > I have used DIDLOGIC, especially as a backup when calls fail to route.
>  However, the sheer number login disconnects and reconnects in the log
> caused me to drop them.  Others may have more recent experience.  I have no
> HARSH things to say, just nagging little stuff I never worked out.
>
> Or these guys.
>

Avoid.

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> >
> > I still dabble with VOIP.MS.  They have seemed GREAT every time I
> looked, except they did not offer E911 service.  I understand they do now,
> but again I am settled in at Vitelity so I keep everything at one place.
>  They should certainly be looked over.
>
> These guys seem ok too.
>
> >
> > Hope that helps.
> > Sean Devoy
>
>
> I use Flowroute, e911, CNAM Publish and dips for inbound, T.38 works
> really well.  No SMS yet.  *MO* WHERE ART THOU SMS!?!?
>

+1 for flowroute, I've personally never used them but they come highly
rated.

Clickatell for SMS.

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