Hello Fongo and Fongo users, I came across the VoIP unlock option with Freephoneca.
I want to know is it possible to use my phone number and have the service on my homephone as well?
Essentially, can I use the VoIP unlock and freephoneca work with just one account? This would be ideal, as I would be able to use the VoIP unlock without getting 2 different phone numbers.
Thanks for reading my message and I appreciate your responses!
VoIP unlock, Freephonca, and a single account?
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Re: VoIP unlock, Freephonca, and a single account?
Not directly. You would need to use a service like pbxes.org or sip sorcery to control the freephoneline trunks, and then route the call to multiple devices.
You get 2 outgoing channels, and only one incoming channel for each freephoneline SIP setting you purchase.
You get 2 outgoing channels, and only one incoming channel for each freephoneline SIP setting you purchase.
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Re: VoIP unlock, Freephonca, and a single account?
Are you sure that it's only one incoming? Call waiting would require 2. It's probably 2 in and 2 out.
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Re: VoIP unlock, Freephonca, and a single account?
Does that mean I can forward an incoming call to another number?bridonca wrote:Not directly. You would need to use a service like pbxes.org or sip sorcery to control the freephoneline trunks, and then route the call to multiple devices.
You get 2 outgoing channels, and only one incoming channel for each freephoneline SIP setting you purchase.
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Re: VoIP unlock, Freephonca, and a single account?
That's easy... Just set up call forwarding from the website. Many people do this to get a phone number in a different city. You can only do it once though, as the forward number can only be used by one account.Amowagou wrote: Does that mean I can forward an incoming call to another number?