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Originally Posted by telnamobile
To save you from decompiling the cards, I can tell you that the SIMs are coming from an Israeli mobile operators. This being said, that does not mean it will encounter the troubles of other cards from Israel as the technical setup is completely different. 100% of voice calls transit over our own network.
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Do you run your own MVNO registrar or do you piggyback on your provider's HLR? Running your own registrar would allow the call path to entirely bypass the Israeli operator's infrastructure thus reducing latency.
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Originally Posted by telnamobile
We could imagine this SIP option indeed where you would send the calls to yourtelnamobilenumber@sometelnaserver . Would you need a proxy to register into, and/or are you sending from a fixed IP address?
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To be compatible with the SIP world out there you must allow anonymous/unauthenticated calls to the client's SIP URI.
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Originally Posted by telnamobile
However we offer free voicemail online, which means that if you travel in one of the expensive countries with our service and you have access to the internet, you can check your voicemails from our website.
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Can you also send voicemails to a specified email address?
VladS
Mobile phones: iPhone 5, Blackberry 9900, Nexus S, Samsung S3322 duos
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