Incoming UK toll-free number via VoIP?

Please can you recommend me a VoIP operator who is able to assign a UK
toll-free number to a customer for accepting incoming calls?

I would prefer having an analog telephone adaptor (ATA) over a
softphone and I would appreciate if I could receive incoming fax calls
as well

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> Please can you recommend me a VoIP operator who is able to assign a UK
> toll-free number to a customer for accepting incoming calls?
>
> I would prefer having an analog telephone adaptor (ATA) over a
> softphone and I would appreciate if I could receive incoming fax calls
> as well

Try http://www.voiptalk.org

I use their fax to email service and have no problem recommending them.
They also do 0800 toll-free numbers + they sell ATAs.

paul123 wrote:
> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> Please can you recommend me a VoIP operator who is able to assign a UK
>> toll-free number to a customer for accepting incoming calls?
>>
>> I would prefer having an analog telephone adaptor (ATA) over a
>> softphone and I would appreciate if I could receive incoming fax calls
>> as well
>
> Try http://www.voiptalk.org
>
> I use their fax to email service and have no problem recommending them.
> They also do 0800 toll-free numbers + they sell ATAs.
>
www.voipfone.co.uk could work out cheaper, depends on usage.

voiptalk . £99 + 1.8p per min

voipfone . £4.99 monthly, 3p per min

: http://www.gradwell.com/?r=7968

offer 0800 numbers that can be assigned to any VOIP provider, as well as
providing there own bussiness class VOIP which can support up to 10 users
for £7 and can be expanded as needed.

paul123 wrote:
> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> Please can you recommend me a VoIP operator who is able to assign a
>> UK toll-free number to a customer for accepting incoming calls?
>>
>> I would prefer having an analog telephone adaptor (ATA) over a
>> softphone and I would appreciate if I could receive incoming fax
>> calls as well
>
> Try http://www.voiptalk.org
>
> I use their fax to email service and have no problem recommending
> them. They also do 0800 toll-free numbers + they sell ATAs.

As a newcomer to voip (I've trialed the bt service) what are the
disavantages of the vioptalk free line? (other than it will cut into your
ISP's allowance if capped) I presume they make money by being expensive/very
expensive? to call from a landline/mobile?

Sean wrote:

> voiptalk . £99 + 1.8p per min
>
> voipfone . £4.99 monthly, 3p per min

<gradwell> is £4/month (free for first 3 months) and 3ppm.

peter

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