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swinster · 04-03-2005, 08:59

Hey Obvious,

Someone replied to your thread in Vopiuser. Apparently STUN is not needed for SIPgate, which doesn't really help me - er - what is STUN??

Are you planning on doing the same thing (i.e droping the landline). If so do you have digital TV with NTL as well? Have you been in touch with them about disconnections yet?

I talked to a NTL rep last week and wanted to know about how much money I could save by switching tariffs. I though he would be able to provide this info at the touch of a button, but no. He spent twenty min extracting all the similar mobile number I called, totalling the seconds and applying a tariff on a calulator for just one month. He gave up in the end.

I have been meaning to call NTL and say I want to drop the line, but I bet they say it is tied to the TV package. I would like to get something else in place anyhow to still have an incomming local number via VoIP before I disconnect or worst case senario simply stop using to NTL line.

04-03-2005, 08:59	#8
swinster Inactive Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 18	Re: Cheap call providers with access code from NTL? Hey Obvious, Someone replied to your thread in Vopiuser. Apparently STUN is not needed for SIPgate, which doesn't really help me - er - what is STUN?? Are you planning on doing the same thing (i.e droping the landline). If so do you have digital TV with NTL as well? Have you been in touch with them about disconnections yet? I talked to a NTL rep last week and wanted to know about how much money I could save by switching tariffs. I though he would be able to provide this info at the touch of a button, but no. He spent twenty min extracting all the similar mobile number I called, totalling the seconds and applying a tariff on a calulator for just one month. He gave up in the end. I have been meaning to call NTL and say I want to drop the line, but I bet they say it is tied to the TV package. I would like to get something else in place anyhow to still have an incomming local number via VoIP before I disconnect or worst case senario simply stop using to NTL line.