[cisco-voip] Kinda OT: voip provider for an engineer's home

[Pavan]

I second google voice
I have three obihai boxes installed and i havent rebooted them for more than a year now.

-Pavan

On Aug 3, 2012, at 6:28, Chris Lee <chris at variphy.com> wrote:

> Get an Obihai OBI100 box. One time cost ~$50. Size of a deck of cards roughly. RJ45 connection to the Internet. RJ11 to your phone.  Connect to Google Voice. Free Calls until Google decides to charge. Very good International Rates.  I haven't paid for a domestic call in over a year.
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> On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 12:49 PM, Tim Frazee <tfrazee at gmail.com> wrote:
> Group,
> 
> I'm done with paying also $50 per month to AT&T (Uverse) for dial tone at my house. I'd really like to "eat the dogfood" and move my telephone number off to a sip-based provider. (to save $)
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> I have a Cisco ATA 186 and a 187 and could use either. I'd also like the option of registering a CME setup in the future.
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> Does anyone have any recommendations on a provider?
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> I'd like to keep the number I have and faxing would be nice.
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> I'm in the US and don't plan on needing any fancy features or international calling. (single number reach or ring-no-answer off to a cell phone would be nice..)
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> Chris
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