VoIP Service Provider recommendation: (Only success cases)

[Leo Salcie Tejeda]

Hi,

I would like a recommendation for some cheap VoIP Trunk service provider in USA for a integration with UC560 version 15.1(2)T4. I'm interesting only in success cases and would appreciate some configuration example.

Thanks in advance

Regards

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[Leo Salcie Tejeda]

any help guys?

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[Mark Turpin]

I don't know what you consider cheap, but I've used Verizon and AT&T successfully.

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[Leo Salcie Tejeda]

Thanks for the answer Mark. The word cheap is only to avoid any fancy feature offered by a service provider to charge me a lot money...

I have found this service provider:

callcentric.com

fonosip.com

Viatalk.com

VoIP.ms

I have used callcentric but only working with asterisk (Elastix)...

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[Mark Turpin]

Unfortuantely I have no experience (yet) with providers other than the larger carriers.

I have colleagues who have talked about wanting to do something with www.sip-ua.com but I have no first-hand experience with them.

Best of luck!

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[danplacek]

Requisite disclaimer: Using a SIP trunk delivered over the public internet is both unsecure and unreliable. You may have voice quality issues that you have no way of controlling or fixing.

That aside, I have had very good experiences with flowroute.

NexVortex has also been acceptable for the most part.

Both of them use Level3 on the backend for a lot of their traffic.

[Leo Salcie Tejeda]

Thanks both for the answer. At the end callcentric work ok for me.

Daniel, that's QoS is for to control quality issue, at least for you traffic, at you service provider's side is another story...

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