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Originally Posted by international
I am either not sure what do you mean, or maybe you mean Rebtel's public call-in numbers listed on its home page?
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When you enter the list of your contacts in Rebtel, they configure one of their local numbers (similar to the public dial-in number, but not the same) to be forwarded to your number when one of those callers calls it. They tell you which local number your contacts have to call. The callers do not get any message as on the public dial-in number, but a normal ringing tone when they call that number. when someone else, not in the list, calls that number, they gat a busy tone or an anouncement that the number does not exist.
It only works for the callers whose numbers you enter in Rebtel. So perfect for family, friends or steady business partners. But not suitable when you want anybody to be able to call you on that number.