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After GV went down during business hours once, I realized I needed to control the number. It's more expensive than free, but worth it. You can port out a GV nu
by Digory 8y ago
After GV went down during business hours once, I realized I needed to control the number. It's more expensive than free, but worth it.
You can port out a GV number to any telecom provider for a small fee, including any of the big SIP/VoIP providers. They'll usually provide voicemail and dirt cheap rates -- but not VM transcription.
- mkaziz 8y agoGot any recommendations?
- Digory 8y agoWard Mundy's nerdvittles blog had a recent overview of the SIP/VoIP market. [0] Looks like he currently recommends Vitelity, VoIP.ms, or CallCentric. Ward's PBX in a Flash projects (business class features on a raspberry pi or in the cloud) are also fun if you really want to go down a rabbit hole. [0] http://nerdvittles.com/?p=26128 http://nerdvittles.com/?p=26128