Gafachi provisions channels for Toll Free services based on customers' needs. Please contact us to discuss your needs. From USA: 1.800.571.5711 Outside USA: +1.646.723.0500

The number of simultaneous calls to a DID is determined by the number of "GVLINES" purchased. Example: Five GVLINES would allow five simultaneous calls. More Information About GVLINES

There is a special phone system installed in your vacation rental to protect the owner from calls that guests might make. Each call that is placed from the unit is monitored and processed by our system. Charges for local and toll free numbers coincide with the hospitality industry. The .95 cent charge pays for the usage on the line and the cost to process and connect the calls to the party you're trying to reach.

No. You will not be charged a long distance charge to call a toll free number; however you will be charged airtime for the minutes you are using your phone to call the toll free number.

Yes, 3U Telecom also offers toll-free service to business and residential customers. To transfer an existing toll-free number to your account, simply fax us the signed letter of agency. To request a new toll-free number, please contact customer service with the type of number (800, 888, 877 etc) you would like. Transfering numbers or requesting new numbers is free of charge. A recurring service charge of 99¢ per month applies to every toll-free number in your account.

To find this information click on the yellow "Toll Free" folder tab and scroll down to see the toll free rates that apply to your toll-free service.

Rates for toll free calls vary depending on the carrier - you can find specific toll free rates in the details of your plan (click on the plan name from the results page). However, a general rule of thumb is that toll free calls coming from out of state are charged at your interstate rate, and toll free calls coming from in state are charged at your intrastate rate. No, you do not need to have an extra phone line to use a toll free number.

Toll-free calls are treated as regular calls. If you have an unlimited plan to the U.S./Canada, you will not be charged for calls to toll-free numbers. However, some charges may apply if you dial a calling card toll-free number. If you have a monthly calling plan, calls to U.S. toll-free numbers will be deducted from your monthly minutes (except if you have a minute plan to India, then calls to U.S. toll-free numbers will be charged at 3.9¢ a minute).

Our suppliers bill us for all calls to all toll free numbers. These calls will be charged as local calls and will be rounded up to the next minute.

If you have a monthly calling plan with a toll-free number you are charged $0.49 per minute, Europe Toll Free numbers receive each month a credit of 100 minutes. Once this credit is used, you will be charged a per-minute rate for inbound calls. Any unused amount of this credit does not rollover to the next month. Normal monthly Credit is 100 inbound Minutes for Europe Toll Free only. USA Toll free numbers are billed each minute at $0.49.

Yes, it is a toll free call. However, if you have unlimited minutes and want to save us some money, you can call the regular number as well.

The call is toll-free in some countries and regions, but not all. In some countries and regions, a fee is required for the call.

No. Any calls placed on your wireless phone count against your minutes.  "Toll free" numbers are not airtime free.  However, you may not be charged long distances charges depending on your account restrictions. Yes, you will be assessed State, Local, and Federal taxes on every invoice that you are billed for service. 

Local toll calls - also known as in-state long distance, regional toll, local long distance, or shorter distances calls - are typically the itemized calls that appear on your local phone bill. These calls span greater distances than local calls, but are not long distance calls. They may be within your area code or a different one - across town, or in the next county. The mileage on these is typically 12-40 or 50 miles.

This problem might be related to the connection of your adapter, you might not be registered with “Phone Freedom”. If this happens, make sure that you are connected to the internet. If this does not help, then contact customer service.

I used to climb up the telephone pole, cut and splice wires thus crossing lines. 2) An engineer friend at a call center used to tie up his boss daily for a few hours at a time and then redirect calls to me. 3) Lets just say I got fired from a few jobs in recording these calls!

Inbound and outbound calls involve only one party (e.g. a person, pager, fax machine) calling into the system or getting information from the system. Inbound calls are to your 800 number including receiving faxes or a caller listening to information. Outbound calls are from your service including delivering messages to you, or forwarding faxes.

The system is digital so we can actually take hundreds of calls simultaneously. This means you get the benefit of the marketing or advertising you're doing without callers receiving a busy signal.

To find this information click on the yellow "Toll Free" folder tab and scroll down to the name of your state. That rate will apply to in state toll free calls.

To find out the rates for international and off-shore calls to your toll free number, please use the contact information at the top of your screen to contact a representative and they will be happy to provide you with this information. Alternatively, you may contact Global FiberNet customer service.

Within North America the telephone calls are toll-free. Outside of North America, normal long distance rates apply.

Call routing can be made based on area code, location, date, time or a blend of all 4. A prime routing example is when all calls during a lunch break would be routed directly over to your satellite office for direct customer assistance rather than just simply forwarding to voice mail. Another routing configuration used most often if a company has several regional offices actually distributes calls based on area code specifications.

Yes, if you wish to do so, providing you are subscribe to call forwarding from your local telephone company.

If you have toll free (inbound) service, and someone calls your number from a payphone, there is a 35¢ surcharge (that goes to the owner of the payphone). Yes. The rate is currently 14¢ per minute for domestic calls. International rates vary. A 35¢ surcharge will apply to any calls you make from a payphone. Yes. Please copy your local phone bill with the switching fees on it and send it in with your first Unitel payment, the amount of the switching fee will be deducted from your bill. Yes.

Yes. You can make calls to anywhere in the world and forward your calls to any international number. You can receive international calls to your local number, but not your toll free number at this time.