Looking for provider that will give fix rate U/L service in US for multiple channels

[ghurty]

What providers are out there that will give for a fixed rate about 4 channels and unlimited outgoing minutes in the US?

Thanks

 

[wardmundy]

Residential or business use?

 

[ghurty]

Residential.
And I was thinking about it, it does not need to be unlimited.
~4000 should be enough.


Thanks

 

[frontline]

The freepbx project has partnered with bandwidth.com to offer a service for $25 per channel. DIDs are $.99 ala carte.

freepbx.org

 

[completetech]

try

http://thegrandrapidsbest.com/links/phone.php

and you even get a second line... just a thought.

 

[SpaethCo]

I'm not sure it's worth it at $25/channel. "Unlimited" channel providers like grnVoIP or FlowRoute only charge about 1c/min for termination, so your usage on 4,000 minutes would be $40.

 

[krzykat]

The freepbx project has partnered with bandwidth.com to offer a service for $25 per channel. DIDs are $.99 ala carte.

freepbx.org

Do they let you pass CLI for you? What are the limitations on the service?

 

[cosmicwombat]

Pass CLI? Do you mean CID? Then yes they appear too.

 

[krzykat]

Passing CLI - LOL - see what happens when you're on a Linux console working with asterisk pulling an all-nighter?

Well, if they let you pass any CID you want with unlimited to US at $25 / channel, that's a pretty damn good price. I think the "unlimited" would turn out to have some limitations, but who knows ...

 

[SpaethCo]

CLI = Calling Line Identification.

It's a valid term.

 

[jroper]

In UK and Europe we would generally refer to CLI and DDI, not CID and DID.

Joe

 

[scott2020]

I am using bandwidth.com for a business and have 3 channels with them, unlimited inbound and outbound, with 10 DID's. They are heavy on "junk" fees in my opinion, but their support is top notch. I have had to speak with them a few times regarding my Cisco VOIP stuff. Call quality is great too.