I COULD REALLY USE SOME OF YOUR INTELLIGENT HELP,
I HAVE A NOKIA E63 AND CANNOT SEEM TO GET VOIP GOING

APPRECIATE A HELPING HAND,

THANKS
david

VOIP-COIP.com

It is irritating. Tech Talker, if you really want some impact, you could set up your letter as a petition and collect signatures and have people automatically sign it and send it to their congressperson. I don’t know how to do this, but I know it’s done, because I’ve signed many petitions. Please do so…..I will surely sign as I’m sure most cell phone users will as well!

Thanks!

We are tired of corporate America mobile cellular companies asking us to make a commitment to their company when they have no loyalty to, us, their customers. As American consumers we go to cell phone companies for service, not for equipment. Branding another manufacturer’s equipment is just another way for them to bind us into contractual agreements and, to charge us additional monies to use the full features of the equipment, as designed by the original cell phone manufacturer, in an “a la carte” manner.

We need better consumer protection against leveraging our credit rating and worthiness, if, we should become un-employed during the duration of such a commitment, on such a product.

Therefore, we are asking for legislation that allows us to:

• Purchase our own equipment directly from cell phone manufacturers or without making two year commitments or any.
• Allow us to switch telecommunication service providers without penalty or credit sacrifice.
• Make it easy for us to move our existing telephone numbers to whichever company we choose.
• Advertise which telecommunication companies provide the best coverage in our area, on a specified website.
• Prevent cell phone companies from “piece mealing” services by features that were part of the original cell phone design by the manufacturer.
• Stop cell phone providers from adding additional charges to our bills utilizing abstract names and means.
• Giving us a clear cut way to report cell phone providers who fleece their customers, for immediate remedy, and, for better consumer credit protection.
• Prevent telecommunication companies from designing specialized plans, specific, to certain cell phone manufacturers to abstract more monthly service fees.

Keep it circulating!

Example: I’m on my mobile w/ unlimited US calling. I call my voip line #1 which is connected to my pc via modem A. The pc picks up and routes the call to modem B, which is connected to my voip line #2, giving me another dial tone, which I can use to make cheap or free international calls. Thus allowing me to use my VOIP calling plan from a mobile phone.

Or maybe there’s a simple little box that’ll do this. I’d like to have a pin code required if possible.

Thanks in advance.

BMAX leverages Finarea’s (Betamax) services for phone-to-phone call services with least-cost-routing based on the providers you add to BMAX. Also BMAX is NOT VoIP over mobile or phone and does not need Wifi since its a callback type of service.

thanks so much to the creator of the original post, regarding those seven options. for myself, i’m on the rogers network, in canada and picked up a sweet deal( at least i think it is) from craig’s list

it was an ancient rogers contract which included a GSM SIM. the no longer available plan was called the rogers-40. it was a totally striped down plan with only 40 minutes a month(no free time), $.50 per minute when i go over. if i was to leave it like this, it would cost $8.36 a month.

i wanted to add callerID and tried to get something i heard about, and do have on another contract, which is 5MB of DATA for $5 additional a month. the roger’s rep said i could get the callerID for another $8 a month but the 5MB for $5 was no longer available. the rep suggested i add a bundle pack for 1000 send and receive txt, picture, or video messages, voicemail, callerID and unlimited browser DATA(no tethering) for $15 a month. so i went with that.

now the plan costs me about $25 canadian a month.

is it possible to use one of the mentioned VOIP services to go though the browser side of service so i don’t have to use the precious, and costly, cell minutes?

does anyone know if there is such a thing? where you can do voip over gprs / g3 data network?

now i’m think it would be so cool to get this working

from what i can tell, most would either be wifi based, or need the cell service provider to make a local call out to a voip dialer. i’m kind of okay to the wifi only but the call out way is surely not the way i want to go, due to the reasons already stated.

i can’t say i call internationally much, mostly just local calls.

and ideally i would have a local voip number that people could reach me for no cost to them

so that takes out the plethora of european services

i don’t think i can get a local canadian phone number with truphone or tringme. my tringme number is a Jamaician area code!

i believe, i could get a local canadian phone number though skype, but it’s just so darn expensive, and from what i understand, the skype togo for cellular requires the voice aspect of the cellular plan.

gizmo5 does have british columbia pstn and the price is okay. ranging from $63 $83 $85 and $111 a year depending on if you get a special sequence of digits i guess.

i might just have to wait for me invite, to google.com/voice to kick in

there are a few different MLM voip gsm companies out there, but from what i’ve seen it’s like a hundred a month(to pay the upline, i suppose) and it’s all inclusive. which is more than i’d want to pay.

if you know of service that might work for me, please reply, and sorry for rambling on

Best Regards

There is a solution. If youre already signed up for a voip service and need an voip application for your phone there is a free application where you can get and provision your symbian phone OTA and it will automatically choose the wifi network available.

Let me get back to you on this one, have to find it again cause i lost the name…