Comments on: List of 35 41 “BYOD” VoIP Service Providers

By: Brian Campbell

Brian Campbell — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 20:12:43 +0000

I am surprised no one recommended Voipgo. Not only do they allow you to BYOD, you can do it at $12.50 a month, with unlimited long distance in North America!

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By: David Beckemeyer

David Beckemeyer — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:49:52 +0000

Two services provided by my company, PhoneGnome and Voovox also support BYOD.

Every PhoneGnome account http://www.phonegnome.com includes open SIP credentials that can be configured into any ATA to use a free PhoneGnome account on an unlocked ATA to make free and cheap calls and to use other aspects of the PhoneGnome service.

Also, our sister service, Voovox http://www.voovox.com offers standard SIP-based PSTN termination and origination services and includes SIP settings for use with any unlocked ATA.

By: Felix

Felix — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 17:47:44 +0000

Strictly speaking, regular VoicePulse is also BYOD provider. You can Bring Your Own Device (unfortunately, PAP2T only). They will lock one line, and you will have full control of another line. If you cancel the service they will unlock the first line. So, I realize it’s gray area – but I would add them as well!

By: Jonathan Hansen

Jonathan Hansen — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 16:33:32 +0000

Not sure if this counts, but Jajah.com allow you to use your own telephone. Cell or Landline. I’ve just writen about it here:
http://snipurl.com/4bk9b

By: Steven Johns

Steven Johns — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 15:25:20 +0000

Hi,

Tpad.com lets you use any SIP / VoIP Device; ATA / IP Phones / Softphones (Xlite, ZoIPer, SJPhone, Express Talk) / WiFi mobiles / Standard Mobiles using Fring or Nimbuzz.

They also provide SIP guides for each of these devices aswell as a Free SIP Telephone number so you can receive calls from our Free DID numbers in over 40 countries.

Regards
Steven “Tpad” Johns
Marketing Manager at http://www.tpad.com

By: Fred Posner

Fred Posner — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 15:19:56 +0000

I started using Flowroute http://www.flowroute.com/ a few months ago. Excellent outbound (unlimited channels) with easy integration to asterisk (set your own CID). They also have very good inbound rates, and BYOD, and offer different pricing tiers (nice looking website too). The DIDs available are mostly west coast, however they advise more regions will be added shortly.