any voip service you buy is for use anywhere in the world. I know people in
the Islands that use Packet8, others use SunRocket. Here in Tegus I know
some that use Vonage and some that use BroadVoice. They all work since the
device is not locked to a geographical area. Those services are generally
purchased over the internet and the device is shipped somewhere in the US
(by the voip provider) and then forwarded to Honduras (by the user).
Personally since I only recieve calls I use a combination of
FreeWorldDialup+ IpKall to get a free US phone number in Washington state
that rings in my ATA device here at my office. For the occasional outbound
calls , FreeWorldDialup lets me dial toll free numbers...for free, so i have
a good calling card that has a very simple rate (4 cents minute) and dial
their 1-888 number to place my call. It can be reloaded thru their website
so it keeps things simple for me.
As with all VOIP service, a broadband internet connection is required.
Angel
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From: "rrtalley"
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Sent: Saturday, March 25, 2006 12:35 PM
Subject: [travel-to-honduras] Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP) telephone
service
> Does anyone have information about international VOIP service in San
> Pedro Sula? Are there companies who offer this service now or will in
> the near future? I would like to be able to make VOIP calls between
> SPS and the San Francisco Bay Area. Thanks for your help.
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> Robert Talley
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