VOIP service suggestion.

DRNewcomb · **VOIP service suggestion. -** 25-07-2010, 21:16

I'm looking for a suggestion for replacement of my Voicestick VOIP account. I currently have one grandfathered Gizmo account (They aren't allowing any new activations) and have various IM chat accounts, including Google, Windows Live, ICQ, etc. My wife recently got an Android phone and I've been playing with the SIPDroid VIOP client, which is supposed to support video calling. I'm not really interested in having an inward DID phone number because I believe that most inward calls will be SIP-to-SIP. I think I just need a host where I can set up a free or low-cost address for receiving SIP connections and maybe a low-cost way of making VOIP calls. Another Gizmo address would be perfect but they aren't issuing any more of those. I don't suppose it's possible to use a Google Talk address to receive SIP calls, is it? I can't set up a server on my home system because I'm behind a firewall that I don't control. I'm confused.

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DRNewcomb (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Professionist Posts: 1,465 Join Date: 27 Feb 2004 Location: Mississippi, USA Country:	VOIP service suggestion. - 25-07-2010, 21:16 I'm looking for a suggestion for replacement of my Voicestick VOIP account. I currently have one grandfathered Gizmo account (They aren't allowing any new activations) and have various IM chat accounts, including Google, Windows Live, ICQ, etc. My wife recently got an Android phone and I've been playing with the SIPDroid VIOP client, which is supposed to support video calling. I'm not really interested in having an inward DID phone number because I believe that most inward calls will be SIP-to-SIP. I think I just need a host where I can set up a free or low-cost address for receiving SIP connections and maybe a low-cost way of making VOIP calls. Another Gizmo address would be perfect but they aren't issuing any more of those. I don't suppose it's possible to use a Google Talk address to receive SIP calls, is it? I can't set up a server on my home system because I'm behind a firewall that I don't control. I'm confused.