Sip uri

[uhf]

Can a call be forwarded to a SIP URI using call treatments?

[VOIPoJustin]

Try using <10DIGITNUMBER>@in.voipwelcome.com

[uhf]

Sorry, want to make a call treatment that forwards an outgoing call to a SIP URI. I imagine it's done the same way. I'll try it out when I get home.

[VOIPoBrandon]

You can do this a few different ways, however our convention is:

sip:URI@HOST

When forwarding to a SIP uri from your VPanel account, via call forwarding, etc.
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[voipoh]

Try using <10DIGITNUMBER>@in.voipwelcome.com

Are these calls counted against the 3000 min cap? (soft)

[VOIPoTim]

Are these calls counted against the 3000 min cap? (soft)

Yes, on residential plans, we do not have anything setup to differentiate the minutes since these plans are not measured/usage based.

Our average user uses a total of about 400 minutes per month, so when someone is close to 3000, they are using almost 8x what an average user users.

On usage based plans (Express and Reseller) SIP traffic is billed at $0.

[caseydoug]

I guess another way of asking, however, is would it be a benefit to VOIPo for us to set up speed dials using SIP urls when we have contacts whom we know are using VoiP?

[voipoh]

Yes, on residential plans, we do not have anything setup to differentiate the minutes since these plans are not measured/usage based.

Our average user uses a total of about 400 minutes per month, so when someone is close to 3000, they are using almost 8x what an average user users.

On usage based plans (Express and Reseller) SIP traffic is billed at $0.

http://forums.voipo.com/showthread.p...6351#post16351

All calls to sip destination and from sip destination will be FREE, right?

I don't see charges, (or call history) at the moment.
I don't want to incorrectly promote it either.

Yes, SIP will be free.

These statements seem to conflict, Can you please clarify?
Thanks

[VOIPoTim]

http://forums.voipo.com/showthread.p...6351#post16351






These statements seem to conflict, Can you please clarify?
Thanks

The 2nd quoted post was in the reseller forum and applies to resellers. The reseller billing system tracks SIP and bills it at $0.

VOIPo Express uses a different billing system and currently does not differentiate between SIP and non-SIP.