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Andrew

posted on 19th Sep 10 at 07:54

Have a look at this Alex

http://www.vodafone.co.uk/business/ml/unified-communications/one-net

I use sipgate for my voip line at home.


Cosmo

posted on 18th Sep 10 at 23:25

We use BT for our VOIP line in Liverpool, have a standard 05 VOIP number and also got our old 0151 number ported over.


Cosmo

posted on 18th Sep 10 at 23:23

Aye, could use VOIP and have local numbers they all go through to same phone/automatically forwarded to a mobile.


Whittie

posted on 18th Sep 10 at 23:23

What would be the easiest and cheapest route to go down for this service John...?


John

posted on 18th Sep 10 at 23:18

Same as 0845 numbers and the likes probably. Most people use voip to achieve it now.


Whittie

posted on 18th Sep 10 at 22:44

Was speaking to somebody the other day, who had some function on his phone (not actual phone software!) where he can have up to ten numbers.

It's not just a simple case of call forwarding either, as it's instant when you phone the landline number it goes through to a mobile straight away.

Would just be handy function to have, as you could have a "Manchester Office, London Office, Edinburgh Office" etc without having anything there :look:

Anybody got any info on this?

Think he uses a company called Gteq, but they seem quite expensive.

Thanks