The Pros:Easy Installation. Provides reasonable quality service with access to cities as advertised. Wonderful ! A phone with wherever you are !
The Cons:Requires a public IP address to function properly. IPtables module ip_nat_sip works intermittently. Some big cities not in the free call list. Complicated to buy vouchers to make calls. No renewall options yet.
FreePhoneLine is a downloadable desktop SIP phone application. It offers customers a brand new phone number. Local calling and inbound calling are free. Canada wide long distance is free to select major cities.
Caller ID is available. Softphone can forward all calls to another phone number if desired. Voice Mails can be emailed to an email address or they can be checked from the softphone. You can configure your own ATA or VoIP hardware to work with FreePhoneLine home service. Home phones can be activated by purchasing and installing an adapter to convert analog voice to digital packets enabling voice traffic over a DSL connection.
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Provides reasonable quality service with access to cities as advertised.
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wonderful ! A phone with wherever you are !
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As long as you have good QoS implemented on your network, sound quality is great.
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One time setup fee of only $50.
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Requires a public IP address to function properly. IPtables module ip_nat_sip works intermittently.
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Some big cities not in the free call list.
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Complicated to buy vouchers to make calls. No renewall options yet.
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Require QoS setup on the network
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No service garantee. Dependent on client PC and internet bandwidth strength
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Anonymous:
#freephoneline I was looking for a new Voip service after loosing my Gismo5, to use with my 3G or Wifi connections,but this one is not working at all sound is very bad no one can even hear you talk,there is no refund after you buy credits from them,don'd even try this,not worth it
May 26, 11
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Nasir32:
#freephoneline I had Freephoneline.ca's soft phone for a while. it wasn't very impressive but after using it for few months i decided to go ahead and get the config for my own ata ht502. i called and paid 50 plus taxes and two weeks later got config info.
it's been couple o weeks now that i've been using Freephoneline.ca as my primery phone line and i am impressed with the quality and phone tech support. i'll try it for few months and will say good bye to my comwave line if found no problems. $20 to port the number and then nothing to pay for ever. bottom line i love the quality and the service both. i hope this will help someone who wants to give it a try.
Mar 9, 09
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