[hstraf]

I live in Canada, and I'm having a difficult time trying to find a good VoIP provider that offers CANADA numbers as the primary number.

For example, I want a 604 (vancouver) area code.

The only "gotcha" is that I want to use the SPA3000 device with the provider, so they must allow "bring your own device" for the ATA.

Can anyone make a recommendation?

[cokonkwo]

I live in Canada and I use www.internationalnumber.com VOIP service with my SPA3000. They offr numbers in most area codes in Canada, I am happy with their service and the price is reasonable

[hstraf]

Originally Posted by cokonkwo

I live in Canada and I use www.internationalnumber.com VOIP service with my SPA3000. They offr numbers in most area codes in Canada, I am happy with their service and the price is reasonable

I am also signed up with them, but I've had a lot of problems.

Is there any way that you can "export" your SPA3000 settings (without your SIP username/password of course)? I've really had trouble getting it to work properly with their service...

[DracoFelis]

Originally Posted by hstraf

The only "gotcha" is that I want to use the SPA3000 device with the provider, so they must allow "bring your own device" for the ATA.

If you can't find a BYOD device provider you like, couldn't you just hook up whatever adapter a provider gives to the "Line" port of the SPA3000? Wouldn't that let you use the provider with the SPA-3000, even if/when it's not a BYOD provider?

[PhoneBoy]

I've got several provider's "locked ATAs" plugged into SPA-3000s so I can use them with my Asterisk server.

[MustardMan]

I think you have a few options for Vancouver DID without the need for a locked ATA. You could get a Vonage Vancouver DID with softphone option will give you the ability to use any SIP device you want.

Here are a few other providers. I'm sure there are more.

http://www.netvoice.ca/ipcentrex/tariff200407.html
http://mobitus.com/
http://www.dolphintel.com/residential.html
https://www.webcall.ca/services.htm (need to get webcall 1000 plus service for generic SIP to work)

[catplus]

Visit www.broadVoice.com who use Sipura and allow BYOD. Service is good, if not fantastic. For USD19.95, you can almost call all over the world + USD5.00 will get you a Vancouver number!

Thats USD19.95+USD5=USD24.95=CAD31.20... can't beat it!

[rawdesire]

these 2 companies are fraud in the general discussion forum
i have exposed these 2 compnaies with my bitter expereince with them
instead go for vbuzzer.com they are giving canadian virtual number
unlimited calling to canda each state is 3 dollars a month pus a number of usa or canada for 2 dollars a month its amazing service these guy the above 2 companies say its unlimited then later on they will email u and tell u please dont use unlimited more because we are loosing money and they have a calling patten right now i am using voxby.com
no rules no regulations their team says talk all u want the whole day no stupid calling pattern when i told this company what internationalnuber.com accused me that i am talking too much on their unlimited plan this company told me these 2 above companies are fraud all my voip buddies its a sincere advice and all th future users dont ever buy from internationalnumber.com or logicalexchange.com
they both are the same and they cheat their user before givibg a unlimited plan they should write please we have some calling patterns!
if u guys wanna talk to me repply me on forum or email me on
alinayem@gmail.com

[cokonkwo]

I have been using www.internationalnumber.com for over 5 months with no problem, but I only use there $7.95 unlimited local calling plan.

[mrakyuz]

Did you guys heard of www.voxbone.com ?

They only sell DID numbers around the world. It is only inbound provider. They charge $8 for Vancouver area code. (Plus one time setap fee of $9). For your outbound, I can suggest you Vbuzzer. Canada unlimited is $5.49, and USA and Canada unlimeted is $7.99.

If you do both, it will cost you 7.99+8 = 15.99. That is CA $19 for unlimited USA and Canada.

Unlimeted Canada will be $16.

What do you think? :roll: