Who do you go through for your VOIP? I tried Vonage and Voiply. They both locked out the ATA and didn't let me change settings how I need to. I can
get a refund from Voiply, but this is about $120 out of my pocket so far
trying to get this to work...

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On 17 Aug 2026, Shurato said the following...

Who do you go through for your VOIP?

I use voip.ms with an unlocked Cisco ATA. Only $0.85 per month for a phone number and less than 1 cent per minute for usage.

You can get a $10 credit with my referral link: https://voip.ms/en/invite/MTI0NDc1


Jay

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I use voip.ms with an unlocked Cisco ATA. Only $0.85 per month for a phone number and less than 1 cent per minute for usage.

Here in France i use OVH voip. Is only 0.99 Euros+VAT (1.19Euros) per month
You have free Phone Calls to Fixed french line. Receive calls are free.

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I use voip.ms

Same here! Mines connected to a GrandStream ATA that I picked up on Amazon.


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I use voip.ms with an unlocked Cisco ATA. Only $0.85 per month for a
phone number and less than 1 cent per minute for usage.

You can get a $10 credit with my referral link:

Is it still that price? I'm on from a Commodore atm so don't have a good browser handy, but I tried typing your referral link into my phone. It doesn't say it accepted a referral or anything, so maybe I didn't type in the correct code, but it takes me to the main page that says starting at $1.10/month. Yeah, it's not a big difference, but I'm just wondering if they raised the rates or is that sum the $0.85 plus something else?


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but it takes me to the main page
that says starting at $1.10/month.
Yeah, it's not a big difference,
but I'm just wondering if they
raised the rates or is that sum
the $0.85 plus something else?

I just checked my latest voip.ms bill. I have two lines with them. One I pay $1.10 a month + $0.009 a min and another I pay the flat fee of $4.95 a month.

I'm thinking of swapping the $4.95 one over as I'm never going to use enough minutes to really warrant paying $4.95/month

It's possible they raised their cheaper plan prices recently. I only started the 2nd line in May.


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On 05 Sep 2026, phigan said the following...

Is it still that price?

Looks like they did raise their prices, each DID is now $1.10 /mo.


Jay

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Looks like they did raise their prices, each DID is now $1.10 /mo.

Cool, thanks to both you and Slacker for verifying.


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On 05 Sep 2026, phigan said the following...

Is it still that price?

Looks like they did raise their prices, each DID is now $1.10 /mo.

Jay

Jay, did you get my netmail? I've already got an account, so they won't let
me use your referral link. I need your email and account number. Netmail
me!

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On 05 Sep 2026, Shurato said the following...

Jay, did you get my netmail?

Nope, 0 messages in my netmail base currently.

Netmail me!

Will send you a routed message right after I send this.


Jay

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On 05 Sep 2026, Shurato said the following...

Jay, did you get my netmail?

Nope, 0 messages in my netmail base currently.

Netmail me!

Will send you a routed message right after I send this.

I get netmails to any name. Do you get them to Warpslide, or just your full name? I couldn't remember your last name (now I do) an didn't check a node list.

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On 06 Sep 2026, Shurato said the following...

I get netmails to any name. Do you get them to Warpslide, or just your full name? I couldn't remember your last name (now I do) an didn't
check a node list.

If they're sent to my full name or Warpslide I'll get notified when they arrive, sent to anything else I'll only see them if I go looking for them (or notice that Netmail has more than 0 messages).


Jay

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Pn 05 Sep 2026, Shurato said the following...

Jay, did you get my netmail?

FYI, I got all three of your netmails overnight. Looks like they didn't leave your system until last night judging by the VIA lines:

MSGID: 21:2/148 01003958
Written: 03 Sep 26 17:00:00
Received: 09 Sep 26 23:40:14
Via 21:2/148 @20260909.212124.UTC FastEcho 1.46 43288
Via 21:2/100 @20260910.032154.UTC Mystic 1.12 A48
Via 21:3/110 @20260910.134010.UTC clrghouz fcc93214

MSGID: 21:2/148 01033b61
Written: 06 Sep 26 13:03:00
Received: 09 Sep 26 23:40:14
Via 21:2/148 @20260909.212124.UTC FastEcho 1.46 43288
Via 21:2/100 @20260910.032154.UTC Mystic 1.12 A48
Via 21:3/110 @20260910.134010.UTC clrghouz fcc93214

MSGID: 1:340/1101 01231f4c
Written: 06 Sep 26 20:35:00
Received: 10 Sep 26 00:00:06
Via 1:340/1101 @20260909.212124 FastEcho 1.46 43288
Via 1:229/426 @20260909.232048 D'Bridge 4
Via 1:229/426@fidonet @20260910.032048.UTC O/T-Track+ 2.85


Jay

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Re: Re: Dial-Up? [Xpost]
By: Warpslide to Shurato on Thu Sep 10 2026 11:38 am

Howdy,

FYI, I got all three of your netmails overnight. Looks like they didn't leave your system until last night judging by the VIA lines:
MSGID: 21:2/148 01003958
Written: 03 Sep 26 17:00:00
Received: 09 Sep 26 23:40:14
Via 21:2/148 @20260909.212124.UTC FastEcho 1.46 43288
Via 21:2/100 @20260910.032154.UTC Mystic 1.12 A48
Via 21:3/110 @20260910.134010.UTC clrghouz fcc93214

Oh, that looks like a bug from clrhgouz - its put your address in the Via line not the hubs 3/100?

I'll fix that...


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On 11 Sep 2026, deon said the following...

Via 21:2/148 @20260909.212124.UTC FastEcho 1.46 43288
Via 21:2/100 @20260910.032154.UTC Mystic 1.12 A48

^^

Via 21:3/110 @20260910.134010.UTC clrghouz fcc93214

^^

Oh, that looks like a bug from clrhgouz - its put your address in the
Via line not the hubs 3/100?

I'll fix that...

Does that mean it took almost 10 hours to get from Hub 200 to Hub 300?


Jay

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Re: Re: Dial-Up? [Xpost]
By: Warpslide to deon on Fri Sep 11 2026 01:39 pm

Howdy,

Via 21:2/148 @20260909.212124.UTC FastEcho 1.46 43288
Via 21:2/100 @20260910.032154.UTC Mystic 1.12 A48

^^

Via 21:3/110 @20260910.134010.UTC clrghouz fcc93214

Does that mean it took almost 10 hours to get from Hub 200 to Hub 300?

No, that time is the time you picked it up, not the time I got it.

I'm fixing that too... :)

If you log into clrghouz, head to packets and files sent (under your BBS), and click on a packet, you'll get details of what was in it. When you click on the msgid, you'll see the message, and at the bottom it'll tell you when I received it and when it was sent to you.




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