Web.de in the near future in the group with 1und1 & gmx.de!

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And thus then the first offerer, who connects all relavanten German VoIP Provider.

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Where can one find in addition to the more information?
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Quotation of J Where can one find in addition to the more information? Thanks!

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Quotation of susanne And thus then the first offerer, who connects all relavanten German VoIP Provider.

Jo is correct however, but with the combination one still more offerer took off GMX/Sipgate - both national as well as internationally. And by Sipgate one with the Enum inquiry and - neurdings also with the Peering listing e164.info - the possibility have to many national and international offerers to be connected automatically free of charge. The accessibility of other offerers increases also again. If one de-energises then still the Sipgate Festnetznummer under GMX, then one saves enormously . Only disadvantage with the thing is that one needs a ATA, which can use several Provider at the same time (I have for it the Fritz box hair dryer), and that sometimes one must change for the offerers by preselection at the telephone zwischenl. But becomes also now ever more unwarscheinlicher by the interconnection of Web.de and GMX.

Just my 2 cents .

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Quotation of micro And by Sipgate one with the Enum inquiry and - neurdings also with the Peering listing e164.info - the possibility have to many national and international offerers to be connected automatically free of charge. The accessibility of other offerers increases also again. Yes, is already clear, but we want VOIP to ien nevertheless komfortabel-ohne many attitude. To do credit nevertheless enough with the Fritz, around these on “preceding endorser to bring”. If one de-energises then still the Sipgate Festnetznummer under GMX, then one saves enormously . How one saves - as an owner of fixed net number! - by mentioned combination enormously?

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Naja admitted, savings are rather indirect. There one by and the same number (the Sipgate number) both from the fixed net, as well as Sipgate internally inclusive all offerer interconnected thereby (for Germany are the Freephone and iPhone), and also over GMX is internally attainable. Like that GMX telephone calls are possible to 1K per minute in the German fixed net with comfortable direct debit, like also free calls to 1&1 and Web.de. Naja, and if one wants to call times different VoIP offerers except Web.de and 1&1, then one builds oneself for these numbers evenly a choice rule in the Fritz box, or one selects stop before *2# (or evenly according to in genes the configuration). Thus one has only one number, which of many offerers is attainable (also from the fixed net), and under which one also simply “raustelefonieren” can. Besides this combination offers the possibility on a regular telephone connection volume-comes to do without. Now this makes unfortunately due to that at present. still primarily bundled broadband/DSL entrances for little sense, but that is to change also soon. Particularly this combination of Sipgate and GMX does not cost anything extra.

I admit however that my proposal for solution rather which for technology-inspired is hehe .

Most simply naturally always still is, if those would open carrier among themselves their nets all. That will also probably take place in foreseeable time inevitably on or other kind. Only if everything is completed over Internet and nearly nothing more runs over normal voice grade channels, then a main source of income for VoIP offerers is omitted. I estimate times that then also determines Internet telephone calls irgnedwann once (far future ) something will surely cost - although certainly in other form realizes than in long-known telephone tariffs.