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Standard User Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 15-Aug-25 22:16:59
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Recommend an independent VOIP supplier


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Been looking at EE fibre because they seem the easiest to setup the phone with their wifi extension phone port for digital voice which would suit me for a base station upstairs and a base station downstairs plugged into the EE router.

But many people have suggested using an Independent VOIP provider and just getting data only fibre when the time comes. I would have to use a VRI faceplate and possibly an ATA going this route to use my extensions.

Can anyone advise a good independent VOIP provider that will be simple to set up?

Tim
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Standard User Ancient_Mariner
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 15-Aug-25 22:23:45
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Re: Recommend an independent VOIP supplier


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Standard User Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 15-Aug-25 22:36:17
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Re: Recommend an independent VOIP supplier


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I may have asked this before but if I port my PSTN number under TTB will it cease the TTB service?

Tim
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Standard User DFScale
(experienced) Fri 15-Aug-25 23:01:46
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Re: Recommend an independent VOIP supplier


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In reply to a post by Banger:
Can anyone advise a good independent VOIP provider that will be simple to set up?


Happy with Voipfone. With all of them, I think you need to be clear about your usage in terms of minutes and destinations [ie countries], because the available tariffs are part of the calculation
Standard User Banger
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Fri 15-Aug-25 23:12:39
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Re: Recommend an independent VOIP supplier


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In reply to a post by DFScale:
In reply to a post by Banger:
Can anyone advise a good independent VOIP provider that will be simple to set up?


Happy with Voipfone. With all of them, I think you need to be clear about your usage in terms of minutes and destinations [ie countries], because the available tariffs are part of the calculation


There wont be any countries involved purely GB and local calls. I will look up Voipfone. Which plan did you go for?

Tim
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Edited by Banger (Fri 15-Aug-25 23:18:05)

Standard User CJT
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 16-Aug-25 08:34:48
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It depends on your needs.

A&A provide a simple and reliable VoIP service £1.44 per month to rent the service, £12 one off charge to port a number to them.

Voipfone have residential plans starting at £6 per month inc VAT for 100 mins to UK landlines and mobiles. They do not charge to port in a number according to their website

CJT.

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Standard User jchamier
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sat 16-Aug-25 10:56:20
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In reply to a post by Banger:
I may have asked this before but if I port my PSTN number under TTB will it cease the TTB service?
Yes, porting a number that is used to identify a broadband service will cease the entire service. Some providers might offer "renumber and export" but very very few.

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Standard User MHC
(sensei) Sat 16-Aug-25 12:38:56
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I have been using VoIPify for many years with absolutely no problems. https://www.voipify.net/

A small UK based (Sheffield) company - and when I was first looking, I emailed sales one evening and they responded quickly, similarly when I had a billing payment issue (partially my fault) they were they late evening to answer a query.


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Standard User trolleybus
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 16-Aug-25 14:53:11
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In reply to a post by CJT:
It depends on your needs.

A&A provide a simple and reliable VoIP service £1.44 per month to rent the service, £12 one off charge to port a number to them.

Voipfone have residential plans starting at £6 per month inc VAT for 100 mins to UK landlines and mobiles. They do not charge to port in a number according to their website


Voipfone porting in is free these days. It's horses for courses with them; the residential service is not always the right fit for a private user especially if you like the idea of being able to receive incoming calls simultaneously on both your DV phone and the soft app on your mobile.

If you can live within the constraints of the residential service, it offers great value for money and a really simple portal for access to subscribed facilities.
Standard User DFScale
(experienced) Sat 16-Aug-25 15:11:51
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In reply to a post by Banger:
... Voipfone. Which plan did you go for?

Voipfone at Home 100 £6/month.
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