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4.3/5

Average Rating

Callcentric Voip works

Number 46 : OCT 15th, 2016 : Bill

Recommended: Yes

I have been using Callcentric for a number of years now on an OBI202. I cannot say enough good about them. Great quality calls, outbound and inbound. Telemarketer block that works. Inbound callers, except those I have put in my phone book, must push a number to be connected. Computer calls cannot do this, thus they are stopped instantly. You will never get another computer/robo call again. It is wonderful.

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Great Service

Number 45 : JUL 25th, 2016 : Michael

Recommended: Yes

Fantastic - best documentation I have ever used, very detailed. Their service was prompt and on target, porting my phone from the local carrier was easy to do and they kept me informed every step of the way. They are far ahead of the competition!

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Great service

Number 44 : FEB 18th, 2016 : Rene

Recommended: Yes

Low cost and almost always reliable. Greetings message quality could be improved. I don't need much in terms of phone features.

VISITOR/PROVIDER FEEDBACK:

Dave (April 3rd 2016) : I installed a Callcentric number on my cellphone and a pc softphone - I needed a US number for family and clients residing in North America - and all I can say is that, on all real life tests - Callcentric comes out with flying colors! Great technical service and support, fantastic call quality!

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Mixed results

Number 43 : FEB 6th, 2016 : Gord

Recommended: No

Customer service is centered on FAQs and PDFs not live contacts. Last time I bothered to log in I had to change my password for the umpteenth time in a row!

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Good value, great line quality and lots of features

Number 42 : JAN 26th, 2016 : Graham

Recommended: Yes

I use the CallCentric VOIP service with an Obi202 ATA, connected via an ASUS router to a Surfboard cable modem. The call quality is outstanding, better than my old Frontier land line. The available features are also very good. When I initially subscribed I made a few inquiries to CallCentric technical support and received very quick and detailed responses to my tickets. Overall the DID porting and setup was relatively straight forward. I am a satisfied customer.

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Simply the best!

Number 41 : SEP 14th, 2015 : Juan

Recommended: Yes

I have been a satisfied customer for over 4+ years. They keep developing powerful FREE features, but I haven't seen a single price increase. All taxes and fees are included in their published rates. LOVE the new Telemarketer Block and FREE IVR. You CANNOT go wrong with these guys. Keep up the good work!

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Works well with Cisco CME and softphone clients/3G

Number 40 : FEB 22nd, 2015 : Robert

Recommended: Yes

I don't even remember how I found these guys but I've been using them for about 2 years now. Works fantastic with Cisco Call Manager Express on a 2800/3800 series router, and while I wouldn't mind handling my call treatment and rejection rules within my router config... there's enough flexibility with their call treatments to where I can do some of my config on the router and some of it (more accessible) on their home page. Support requests are answered quickly. Don't expect a lot of help with CME :grin: but aside from that always given accurate and helpful information. Cannot beat the free incoming DID but I also like using them to forward my US cellphone to a local prepaid number if I'm out of the country. Only ever had one service outage/issue that was attributable to DDOS but even that, they got a handle on very quickly. For a softphone highly recommend Bria (iOS) or CSIPSimple (Android) with G729a codec. You wouldn't expect this to work well on 3G in rural areas but I can squeak by and make calls on a half meg and sometimes less.

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A Good Residential Service, Restricted Features.

Number 39 : FEB 22nd, 2015 : JA

Recommended: Yes

First I will say that the process of signing up for CallCentric is confusing to say the least with their varied programs which seem to double talk each other. Once you understand the programs it's ok. The biggest challenge is understanding they consider inbound and outbound different services. So you can get inbound calling and not have outbound calling. They say it's free to voip providers but I attempted to call my GV number and was told I needed a outbound calling plan for traditional calls. So I have an inbound plan, an outbound plan, a voicemail plan. (Costs are E911 service and per minute charges for outbound calls (at least on the plan I enrolled with), roughly .02 a minute + $3 a month for E911. Setup on the CallCentric site is confusing to say the least. The user is presented with options for setting up extensions, etc, but after looking an extension is only another way of saying a place for a DID (direct inward dial). There is no option to have the caller choose an extension to get transferred, although it can do a hunt group (but without any hold music or mention of who you've reached so it as well is somewhat OK. It does have capability of anonymous call rejection to a SIT (de dee DEEE, The number you have dialed does not accept anonymous calls). Or for blocked calls it says the number is disconnected. I was using a Cisco SPA112 ATA (approx $50-$60) to setup a fax machine and cordless phone. The fax took a lot of trial and error between Cisco settings, the fax settings, and Callcentric settings. Ended up that most everything I need to do is in my Cisco ATA and it does more than the Callcentric interface is capable of. Callcentric is good about having a lot of user guides for all common ATA's and VOIP Phones. Note that you do need a SIP phone for it to work. Also because of the way Google does it's thing they don't recognize it as a VoIP service. Finally Callcentric has a phone app to allow you to dial from your mobile phone using your account number. Setup for this is a nightmare and hampered by incomplete information. After 3 different days trying to get it to work, it finally did. What the instructions lack explaining is that the mobile phone isn't getting it's own extension, but is sharing an existing extension.

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Lots of options and flexible service

Number 38 : JAN 12th, 2014 : Ivan

Recommended: Yes

The flexibility on their services and pricing is highly attractive. You could literally tailor your best option according to your needs, from free of charge to Business service you could always manage your features even with limited VOIP experience or savvy. Pricing like any other VOIP provider is very attractive but is not the most competitive across all options (specially on international rates) but it compensates with their customer service, their user friendly inter-phase and their many features (most of them free of charge).

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First Class Service w/ Excellent Sound

Number 37 : APR 13th, 2013 : Adam

Recommended: Yes

I am extremely please with Callcentric sound quality and AMAZING customer service. I had trouble setting up my IP Phone, but their tech support will respond to my messages within just minutes. I walked me through all the setup and now I am up and running. The sound is nice and clear, so far I haven't had any outage and there are so many features, I don't think I will even use more than 20%. Overall, I am extremely please and I highly recommend this company.

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