My take on this is that they are protecting themselves against fraud.
Discounting the freefone numbers for a while, the "national rate"
numbers are charged at variying rates and so how is a company to know
just what they are gonna get charged.
Gavin Hamill wrote:
On Thursday 07 July 2005 19:55, Russell Horn wrote:
I can call non-geographic numbers from my land line in the US, my
mobile phone and from any calling card I have tried. This isn't an
issue with BT but with broadvoice and those they contract to supply
connections to the UK PSTN.
<nod> If BroadVoice don't let you call national rate numbers, then use a
second ITSP for those routes, or switch completely. They're cheap and nasty,
but they do use IAX...
http://www.call1899.co.uk/voip.php
http://www.call1899.co.uk/voiprates.php
No signup fee, no contract, cheap rates, lukewarm reliability :) Suck it and
see - better than no service at all.
Cheers,
Gavin.
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