VOIP and using your landline over your fibre πŸ“ž

If you want to cancel your landline but not lose your number or save money on your calls then you can use VOIP.

We don’t do VOIP ourselves, but we do have some tips and experience in helping customers get set up. These are not all the VOIP options available to you, and depending on your needs you will need to set up, deal with and get billed by the appropriate VOIP company.

As far as quality and reliability VOIP there should be no difference between a landline and a VOIP line. VOIP is also cheaper and is very convenient if you use a VOIP app on a smartphone.

VOIP for home use 🏑

Switchtel VOIP line – www.switchtel.co.za/voip-line/

A single number account is R50/m, with an (optional) once-off fee of R150 to port an existing landline number. You get billed in arrears and you have a credit limit with them.

VOIP for business use 🏭

Single Phone and Number

Switchtel VOIP line – www.switchtel.co.za/voip-line/

A single number account is R50/m, with a once-off fee of R150 to port an existing landline number and you get billed in arrears and you have a credit limit with them.

Single Phones and Numbers

Multiple phones, multiple lines (comes with 4 channels):

VOIP Handsets

You can buy a handset (~R800-R3000), or use an app on your smartphone. β€œBria” is probably the best, and there are plenty of other free options. However Bria comes with a β€œPush Notification” service which allows for better reachability, and there is a very small monthly fee for this which is currently around R15/m. Keep in mind your mileage will vary based on your device and whether it is iOS or Android (Android allows for better push notifications).

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