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[chad at apartmentlines...]

I'm on the hunt for a secondary DID provider, and would love any recommendations.

Requirements:


 - Local DIDs in the continental US, with good coverage of the various NPA-NXXs
 - Per-minute billing, not per trunk
 - Some kind of server/IP/host failover configuration capability, in case my primary switch is down
 - Instant number provisioning
 - Supports SIP Redirects (surprisingly, 2 of my 3 current providers do not)


Chad

[avi at avimarcus.net]

I'm pretty happy with both Thinq.com, but I'm not sure of their current volume requirements.


It's pay per DID recurring and pay per minute. 


You can set multiple routing options for failover for each routing profile: DNS A, DNS SRV, SIP-URL, IP, and even PSTN.


Thinq has a large number of DIDs available on demand via their web portal or API.


Not sure about 302s, sorry!
-Avi Marcus








On Sat, Oct 31, 2020 at 2:38 AM Chad Phillips <chad@apartmentlines.com (chad@apartmentlines.com)> wrote:

[freeswitch-users at li...]

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Chad

If you are doing sufficient volumes to qualify for their wholesale product, Simwood is most likely worth a look. For those who don't qualify for wholesale they have a managed (hosted switch) product.

UK company but with additional true local US operations (https://simwood.com/us) and making serious inroads into the US (https://blog.simwood.com/2020/10/usa-update-were-1ers/).

Laura

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On Saturday, 31 October 2020 00:37, Chad Phillips <chad@apartmentlines.com> wrote: