[md_27514]

I have one unused Broadvoice coupon. It allows free BYOD signup and
one month of service (even on Unlimited World +) free. Also free is
sign up for additional services such as virtual numbers during the first month.

Your savings if you sign up for Unlimited World plus is about $35, more if you add more features.

If you are interested, let me know. I'll take any reasonable offer.

[mberlant]

If this coupon came with a Voxilla purchase it is only valid for a device purchased from Voxilla, and only one coupon can be used with any Electronic Serial Number. Unfortunately, it won't be valid for a device purchased elsewhere or a used device that has previously been registered with BV, since you won't get a clean ESN match.

If you got your coupon elsewhere, the rules of that vendor's agreement apply.

[BlindLemonLars]

Originally Posted by mberlant

Unfortunately, it won't be valid for a device purchased elsewhere or a used device that has previously been registered with BV, since you won't get a clean ESN match.

There is actually one way to get around the ESN restriction, and that is to sign up for a generic BYOD account when redeeming the coupon. When I bought my second Sipura from Voxilla, I used the free month of BV to experiment with asterisk.

[desistud]

well I dont think there is a generic BYOD device anymore or unless I am doing it wrong. Its giving me the option to only use the Sipuras...Can i change the device and MAC after I sign up?

[BlindLemonLars]

Originally Posted by desistud

well I dont think there is a generic BYOD device anymore

On the first signup page, select "I Want to Use My Own SIP Device - on the BroadVoice BYOD Program." On the next page, select "Not Listed (Generic SIP)," which is at the bottom of the list.

[desistud]

Originally Posted by BlindLemonLars

On the first signup page, select "I Want to Use My Own SIP Device - on the BroadVoice BYOD Program." On the next page, select "Not Listed (Generic SIP)," which is at the bottom of the list.

Well I dont think that I have the option of choosing what device I want anymore. From the coupon number they know what device I purchased and will only give me the option for that device type.Like I purchased the spa3000 and BT102 and used the spa3000 coupon, it just gave me the option for sipuras.Not only that. When i selected spa3000 and gave it my BT102 MAC it rejected it saying its not the correct MAC. Then when I gave it spa3000's MAC...thats when it opened the account.
Then I had to email CS to get the SIP credential and now the account is up and running with my BT102.

[alexdds]

You would have to get the mac address for that device and also the invoice number since in the past I was given invalid coupon numbers and had to call voxilla for new coupon number. Once you get the account set-up you can then change the device type and pick generic and use a different device like asterisk software. The sipura can always be configured as an extension of asterisk so I do not think you will have a problem with this.
Now I too have an unused bv coupon which I am not planning to use with BV, which frankly I do not recommend anymore because the quality of their service is really bad right now. You are better off with going with a different provider such as axvoice or vbuzzer(which I am very impressed with even though I am using their free trial)
Yes you will get a free month of BV and if you stick with their service for 3 months the person that refered you to them will get a few bucks off their bill, but what's the point if you get disconnected periodically while on the phone with someone or get an echo, or all of a sudden in the middle of a conversation the other party does not hear you and you have to redail again. The only type BV works without problems was when I called a per minute country or phone number. Yes I provision my device myself but back last march april I did not have these problems, now it is a constant nuasance. I will probably switch some of my accounts to vbuzzer when their fee schedule is finalized, that will also free up a line on my sipuras for another provider.
just my 2cents.

[ronel]

Do these coupons have an expiration date? I bought three Sipura 3000's the past year and a half (two purchases).

Thanks

[mberlant]

There is no fixed expiration date and no plan to stop providing coupons. On the other hand, there is no guarantee that what I just said won't change tomorrow.

[andyli]

Hello. -- Where can I get this coupon? I purchased a SPA-3000 about a month ago and am interested in signing up with BV.