Check out starneteworks.us.  They are a local viop provider that
supports IAX.  They are mainly business focused as far as I know. I
have a connection with them and the quality has been great.  All of my
business calls come in over this connection.  They are built on
Asterisk as well.

I have VoicePulse Connect number as well.  It has been great for the
price.  Where else can you get 4 incoming calls over IAX for 12
dollars a month.  All outgoing calls are charges per minute.  I had
some quality problems with them at first, but that seems to have
cleared up.  VoicePulse does have issue with support.  I don't think
that I have ever gotten a live person when I have called them.  They
have had a few short periods of down time over the past 6 months that
I have been using it.  As was mentioned before they don't have Arizona
numbers.

Rick Russell
iDataSys.com

On 8/29/05, Nick Estes <nick@nickstoys.com> wrote:
> Good providers that interface well with Asterisk are hard to find.  Of
> those around, I've only used iConnectHere (sip) and VoicePulse Connect
> (iax).  The only problem with VoicePulse is they don't yet have AZ area
> codes, but the service has been great for the year or two I've been using
> it, and the price is reasonable too.  ICH has a cheap way to demo it, but
> I wasn't happy with their service at all.  Maybe it's improved since I
> last used it, but I'm far happier with voicepulse, especially due to their
> iax support.
> 
> If you're just looking to mess around with voip without spending anything
> and without access to anyone in particular, free world dialup and iaxtel
> are good to use.  I have both of those in my asterisk setup, mostly
> because I can, and also because it has, on a few occasions, been a nice
> cheap way to talk to people.
> 
> Of the billions of non-asterisk compatible providers out there, I've used
> Packet8 and Vonage (still use vonage for company phone/fax, until
> voicepulse gets az area codes anyway).  Of the two, my opinion is that
> Vonage's service is a little better, and Packet8's support is a little
> better; although, both are certainly usable.
> 
> I'm also interested in anyone else's experience with asterisk compatible
> providers, especially those that do iax.
> 
>         --Nick
> 
> 
> On Sat, 27 Aug 2005, der.hans wrote:
> 
> > moin, moin,
> >
> > JD wanna post the recommendations from your slides?
> >
> > Anybody else have recommendations for or against certain providers?
> >
> > ciao,
> >
> > der.hans
> >
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