asterisk users - Apr 2012 - Looking for IAX trunk/DID to replace Junction Networks

I received an email today from Junction Networks that they are
substantially increasing their monthly fee to the point that I'd be
cheaper getting a line from my local phone company. I'm now looking
for a replacement US carrier that supports IAX2.

I'm a home user and only need a single DID - preferably a local number
and only use a couple of hundred minutes of calls a month. All I need
is reasonably priced inbound and outbound IAX2 trunking, preferably
with the ability to set my CID.

If anyone has a low cost recommendation, I'd love to hear it.

Thanks,

Russell.

I believe Voicepulse can do all of this.

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[mailto:asterisk-users-bounces at lists.digium.com] On Behalf Of Russell Horn
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Subject: [asterisk-users] Looking for IAX trunk/DID to replace Junction
Networks

I received an email today from Junction Networks that they are substantially
increasing their monthly fee to the point that I'd be cheaper getting a line
from my local phone company. I'm now looking for a replacement US carrier
that supports IAX2.

I'm a home user and only need a single DID - preferably a local number and
only use a couple of hundred minutes of calls a month. All I need is
reasonably priced inbound and outbound IAX2 trunking, preferably with the
ability to set my CID.

If anyone has a low cost recommendation, I'd love to hear it.

Thanks,

Russell.

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On 04/24/12 16:57, Russell Horn wrote:
>I received an email today from Junction Networks that they are
>substantially increasing their monthly fee to the point that I'd be
>cheaper getting a line from my local phone company. I'm now looking
>for a replacement US carrier that supports IAX2.
>
>I'm a home user and only need a single DID - preferably a local number
>and only use a couple of hundred minutes of calls a month. All I need
>is reasonably priced inbound and outbound IAX2 trunking, preferably
>with the ability to set my CID.
>
>If anyone has a low cost recommendation, I'd love to hear it.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Russell.
I'm using:
https://www.voip.ms/m/login.php?logout=true

it supports iax2, $5/month.

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Joseph