Voxbone

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Voxbone is a Voice over IP carrier providing virtual phone numbers, also called DID numbers from over 40 countries. Their service allows users and companies to get phone numbers from any of these countries and to receive the call via SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) or IAX. The carrier also provides toll-free numbers from different countries.

Voxbone is focused on so-called call origination only. Other voice carriers are focused on call termination only, and others are doing both call origination and call termination.

The company is a member of study group 2 of the ITU responsible for numbering evolutions and standards.

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The Americas

Argentina - Brazil - Canada - Chile - Guatemala - Mexico - Peru - USA

Asia Pacific

Australia - Japan - New Zealand - Pakistan

EMEA

Belgium - Bulgaria - Cyprus - Czech Republic - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Germany - Hungary - Ireland - Israel - Italy - Latvia - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Netherlands - Norway - Poland - Portugal - Romania - Slovakia - Slovenia - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - Turkey - UK

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[edit] External links

Voxbone.com
O'Reilly has posted a How-To on using Voxbone to get local numbers in 40+ countries
Voxbone joins the Voice Peering Fabric
Tom Keating illustrates the use of the Voxbone service with a SIP PBX