[BC] Toll Free Numbers

[Broadcast List USER]

Junction Networks.  Yea, the web site isn't great, but you can have a  
toll free number for $2/month per number, plus 3.9¢/minute.  I am  
going to that plan.

http://pstn.junctionnetworks.com/features/services

You can just repurpose a router from another VoIP provider or buy one  
from them.  However, in order to forward (unless you want to spend  
about $150 for a small computer to be your PBX), you have to use  
their vertual PBX, which is an additional $9.95 a month, but then it  
is feature rich.

I HAD a plan that had no monthly fee, no charge per month is no  
calls, and 25¢/minute (ouch).  I've had those numbers for a LONG  
time.  It is just so family can ALWAYS call, no matter how bad the  
situations is (hospital, bad area...).  They are now charging $2/ 
month as a "low usage" fee.  It is a no brainer now!

--chip

On May 26, 2008, at 6:00 AM, broadcast-request at radiolists.net wrote:

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> Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 20:03:17 -0400
> From: "Paul B. Walker, Jr." <walkerbroadcasting at gmail.com>
> Subject: [BC] Toll Free Numbers
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> I'm looking for some suggestions of Toll Free Number providers to  
> go to.
>
> I want a Toll Free Number for personal reasons. It won't get used  
> heavily
> and it'll just forward to an exsisting "toll" (local) number. I'd like
> something with little or no setup fee, low per minute rate.
>
> The lower the monthly fee, the better... I'll take a higher monthly  
> fee if
> it means an extremely low monthly fee per mnute.
>
> If y'all could provide some URL's for different palces to check  
> out, I would
> appreciate it.  I've checked out a few places already.
>
> Paul