Duane,

I think those are great projects (and I use e164.org) but you are
still limited to only calling the numbers of people who have listed
themselves or of VoIP providers who have listed their customers.  With
this I am hoping to get enough people in various area codes who have a
gateway to provide the ability to call *ANY* PSTN number in their area
code.  So if grandma knows nothing about VoIP and has an old rotary
telephone, you could still call her if someone in her area code signed
up to be part of this network.  In exchange for providing free call
termination they then get to use the network to make their own calls
using other people's gateways.

I agree, this is not new, DUNDi-test has been around for a while but
it seems to have died out and I wanted to see if more people would get
into it if a virtual appliance for VMWare Player could be created that
would make it brain dead for people to setup a gateway and join the
network.

Colin


On 10/10/06, Duane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
C C wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm setting up a site (http://www.voipsyndicate.com) to try and get
> people who are interested in Asterisk and who have a gateway (even
> just a Sipura 3000) to band together to create a network across North
> America for free long-distance calling.  The site is still being
> constructed but if you have some time, please check it out and let me
> know what you think of the site and of the idea (not that it is a new
> idea, certainly it has been tried before but not with much success).

Why not just use www.e164.org? We already have about 23 million numbers
accessible over the internet for free. Alternatively those without the
need/ability for a computer all the time and just want a SIP device can
use www.VoXaLoT.com to achieve the same thing...

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Best regards,
 Duane

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