Hello all,

I read a lot of good feedback about Kall8 here, so I ordered one, put it on all my business card. But now the probleme I have with kall8 number is the lag!! When I talk to someone there's a half a second delay with the voice and the client understand himself on the line what is terrible.

Anyone already had this problem ? Where should I transfer my 800 number now ?

Thank you!

I use (and am very happy with) Toll Free Forwarding (tollfreeforwarding.com)

Kevin

Are you having the Kall8 number forwared to an international number? We've been using Kall8 for more than 5 years, and service has been great.

Try ringcentral.com, very good.

Go with ringcentral, their great.

I just try : tollfreeforwarding.com

It's worst than kall8.

I forward the 800 number on my local number in Quebec, City Canada.

I'll use Bell Canada. 8$ per mont + 5cents a minute. No forwarding option though :(

Has any try http://www.value800.com ? 49.95 unlimited but not sure how their service is.

ringcentral.com gets my vote.

GotVmail.com has my bid. They offer a wide variety of features for even low level accounts.

Give les.net a try. I use them for all my VOIP needs. $2.50/mo + 4cents/min for a USA48/Canada Toll Free. Forwarding to North America is an additional 1.5cents/min They can even order custom Toll free numbers in for no additional charge.

They also have an extensive inventory of USA and Canada Local numbers.

Thats strange been with Kall8 for few months, and no service issue.

I use GotVmail.com and can only say very good things about them. I have been with them for almost 2 years and have had a great time.

Kall8 here, no issues whatsoever. Have you tried contacting Kall8?

myChoiceVoice (http://www.mychoicevoice.com/) - a Freedom Voice reseller is who I would recommend. Yes they are a bit more expensive but they rely oon their users more to help promote their services. We have been using Freedom Voice for probably over four years and have two toll free numbers and one local fax number with them.

The largest difference is that if you get the toll free number through a reseller you save $5 in the set-up fee. I would recommend that you sign up as a reseller and just try to promote them to your customers. We ended up doing that and the number pays for itself and then some now.

No, myChoiceVoice (http://www.mychoicevoice.com/) is not my URL, you all should know that I was helping the loud brand (and still am from time to time).