Toll Free Phone Numbers? where to get?

I am interested in getting a toll free number. Does anyone have any suggestions where i can find the best deal? Depending on the rates i might also be interested in just voicemail service.

 

The rate is depend on which country you calling to.
For me i use callture coz i used to call inside state so its a bargain for me.

 

Where are you located now?USA or other and where are you calling? It really matters.I spent a few weeks finding best rates for multiple options for my business now and future. If you advise I will check my file. Cheers.

 

any international call site 4 free

 

yeh there are really cheap and help you look professional

 

RingCentral.com is a site I have used in the past. Grasshopper is another one that offers toll free numbers for entrepreneurs

 

em from pakistan also looking cheap toll free number i would call internationally and recive calls from international recomend me i'm runing hosting businesse

 

I am in USA...will only use for incoming calls here in US

 

800-number.net just compares them all

 

Google sipgate.

thats where i got some nice numbers for free. Yup.

 

You cannot get the best deals unless you do a comparison of the potential toll-free numbers providers. A virtualpbxcompare.com site lists all the leading providers in the market today and gives you a summary of what they can offer. You can start your venture here. And you may want to check the 800numbersinfo website to know more information about this service.

 

www.pbxplus.com - they offer toll-free but you get a local number for free.

Speech recognition, voicemail transcription, skype forwarding, unlimited extensions, desktop software to transfer and snapshots etc.

 

Well it would be very useful if you will compare several sites that offers such service in order to choose the best one that is right for your needs

 

Try Skype they have good services maybe u will find whay u want

 

If you are interested in acquiring a toll free business phone number then check 1800baker.com site.

*FYI some providers offers toll free service with full virtual PBX package. So you can get that voicemail service at the same time.

*If the prefix 800 is a bit heavy on the pocket the best alternative will be the 888 prefix. Try not to use the 866 or 877 because they are most oftenly mistaken as local area numbers.

 

I do know this is a old thread, but I just wanted to give my two cents on the matter.
When you use a service like ring central they will give you a free number but keep in mind that they always own that number so if you brand around that number you are pretty much stuck with said provider.
What I did when I first got a toll free was did a little research someone mentioned pbxcompare above and that's a good place to compare prices for a phone service with number. but if this is a number you plan on keeping I suggest you go with a company like tollfreenumbers.com this way you own the number and can transfer to any provider at your will including companies like telus (<<<I'm from Canada)or whomever
hope this info helps any future users.
Take care.
Jay

 

I am using www.pbxplus.com

 

In search for a toll free number? Then consider the price, plan and customer support the provider can give. It should be flexible enough to adapt easily to a growing business.

 

Ringcentral is becoming very popular now a days. Their service is superb. They are introducing many new features as well. I've been using it for 6 months and it works superb....

 

Try Twilio, theyre a new startup. They have fantastic rates.