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Is there any similar service where an existing GV number could be ported? I was with sipphone client before it turned into gizmo5 and was swallowed. I remember

by guylhem 14y ago

Is there any similar service where an existing GV number could be ported? I was with sipphone client before it turned into gizmo5 and was swallowed. I remember the pains of reconfiguration (hardware ata + sip enabled dect phone + handheld + desktop + laptop ...), and pushing the new phone number to contacts, including the fact that to this day my sip-enabled dect phone at home still can't make outgoing call using GV. I don't want the same scenario to repeat itself - I'll pay for the privilege of not having to wonder whether the service might close or not.

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agwa 14y ago
If you're just looking for a decent SIP service which lets you place/receive calls on the PSTN, take a look at these companies: http://www.callcentric.com/ http://www.callcentric.com/ https://www.anveo.com/ https://www.anveo.com/ https://www.voip.ms/ https://www.voip.ms/ All three are well-established companies, though Callcentric is probably the best. I've personally ported a GV number to them. The service isn't free and you don't get voicemail transcription or a fancy web interface, but it's reliable and very good at making/receiving phone calls.