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SMIAI

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  1. What prompted you to choose 3CX? I think people download Google Voice by setting up a Google Playstore Account in a corresponding region. But don't quote me on that 😊 Alternatively, try downloading the .xapk: https://google-voice.en.uptodown.com/android/download/1079812772-x 2025.05.04.756771251 May 10, 2025 15.37 MB is the version available there.
  2. have not being paying attention. Louis Theroux: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/may/10/louis-theroux-documentary-on-israeli-settlers-in-the-west-bank
  3. Impulse...the suggestion was in the very first reply, in the very first sentence in reply to the OP. 😊 TV was the first suggestion, but also included the monitor option, since that was what was asked. If they wanted to keep the cost down for example, with a smaller second hand monitor with a DVI/HDMI input. 2000 baht total possible. But if their budget stretches to 4.7k, @jacnl2000's suggestion should suffice.
  4. That news is going to upset the Trumpettes claiming a win for Trump. Are these people idiots? Do they have Biden on the brain? Everything is Dems and the Left, simply not understanding that most of the people reading have nothing to do with Dems and the Left. Can't they give it a rest and simply discuss the conflict? It's a terrible affliction. An obsession.
  5. ..hence the recommendation of the additional Android Box.
  6. But you are here....so address it, since it's germane to the topic.
  7. Perhaps you should get on with using the recommended Softphone software together with Localphone @Greenside What is stopping you? It's not a large investment and they are considerably cheaper than the others mentioned here. Smartphone works for me, you can use WiFi is your mobile connection is patchy.
  8. Cost? A minimum of 1000 baht for an Android box. Examples: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005006895813611.html https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005005430447276.html Up to you for the monitor, as you can buy second hand or new, but you'll want one with an HDMI input. You haven't mentioned portability. If you need that, then of course you should consider a laptop or Tablet.
  9. There is no such thing as a 32" 4K TV for 5k. Just...no. Most likely not even Full HD, but HD 720p.
  10. Sounds like you want a TV 😊 My suggestion to you, if you want to keep the cost down, is Monitor and Android box. A cheap TV will have low resolution with a limited capacity to play media. Android box will be able to play most things.
  11. https://www.voipbuster.com/dashboard recommended here by a certain member, charges up to £0.11 per minute to U.K. landlines and £0.153 to U.K. mobiles. He claims they have "good rates" whilst criticising TALK360 for charging £0.04 and £0.06 respectively. 🙂 United Kingdom (Landline) £ 0.008 £ 0.008 United Kingdom [non-EU-callerid] (Landline) £ 0.110 £ 0.110 United Kingdom [Main] (Mobile) £ 0.153 £ 0.153 United Kingdom [Main][non-EU-callerid] (Mobile) £ 0.153 £ 0.153 United Kingdom [Others] (Mobile) £ 0.297 £ 0.297 United Kingdom [Others][non-EU-callerid] (Mobile) £ 0.297 £ 0.297 United Kingdom [084 Rate] (Landline) £ 0.085 £ 0.085 United Kingdom [087 Rate] (Landline) £ 0.170 £ 0.170 United Kingdom [Personal] (Landline) £ 0.255
  12. The earlier question was for @Greenside , as to why only a Windows 10 device is being considered. In addition.. are they referring to Zoiper, rather than Voiper? https://www.zoiper.com/en/voip-softphone/download/current I would imagine that Localphone are suggesting Zoiper, configured with their details.
  13. Why only Windows? is there not a Smartphone available to make the calls via Application?
  14. Excerpt: Navarro later told reporters outside the White House that British consumers would like chicken and beef imported from the US despite the use of chlorine and hormones. He called sanitary standards a “phoney tool used to suppress what is very fine American agricultural product” and said the market should decide, adding: “We don’t believe that once [British people] taste American beef and chicken that they would prefer not to have it.” Tom Bradshaw, president of the National Farmers’ Union, said he welcomed reciprocal access to the US beef market, but was concerned imported American beef would be produced to a lower standard. More steaming BS from the U.S team.
  15. I consider it original, as I didn't copy it from anywhere, nor anyone else. How about "leftist nutjob"? Original? The mad Trumpettes can only copy what their dear leader says. They don't have any original thought of their own. Hence the bleating in unison of the same old themes. Blame Biden is but one. Derangement Syndrome is another. Why is that? Because you are 'sheep'. The evidence is there for all to see.
  16. So far there is talk of the U.S.A. adjusting their "unsustainable" tariffs to something like 54%. Otherwise there will be no orders leaving the ports for the U.S.A, the shelves will stay empty and the retailers will be angry. Perhaps one of the Trumpettes can explain the 'win' to us mere mortals.
  17. Anyone who understands anything about what is happening, would have understood that U.K. would be the first to be announced. Vassal State.
  18. I see no proof that she was given permission. I wonder if anyone can provide such proof.
  19. Anyone who uses the term 'leftist nutjob' is likely to have a screw loose themselves. It's like they are all signing from the same hymn sheet. Trump says it and they all follow. Sheep. Baaaahhh...
  20. I see this thread has descended into the usual infantility. But but but... Biden... when things aren't looking too good and then blame the other side for your own infantile remarks. It's like the Trumpettes cannot have a discussion with regard the facts on the ground. Cannot discuss anything without abuse. Right now it's just de-escalation talks. But the Trumpettes treat it like a football match and claim everything as a win. It's beyond pathetic. They need a good dose of reality, as opposed to this ridiculous hyperbole and abuse in every thread they inhabit.
  21. I've used their slow cookers for years. They are cheap, so I don't expect much, but they do the trick. Don't agonise over spending £10. They come with a warranty of one year. So even if it lasts a year, that's just £0.80 per month. 😊 Give it a go and see how it works out for you. Likely it will last a lot longer.
  22. What forecasts of jobs and growth? They are talking about maybe producing another model, similar to one that is already being built there, at a plant that already utilise or is already in the process. Where's the huge? Flimsy. Just talking up a small flicker.
  23. Disabled has nothing to do with it. He's an old hand. A former pimp who was convicted of human trafficking.
  24. You might want to reconsider your opinion @Will27 after perusing my link above. An excerpt for you..... R v Dobie (2009) 236 FLR 455 Australia Fact Summary Keith William Dobie is a Gold Coast man who, in December 2009, became the first person to be convicted for offences relating to trafficking in persons under Division 271 of the Criminal Code (Cth). Mr Dobie, a hairdresser from Broadbeach, Queensland, started a prostitution racket after flooding and fire destroyed his hair salon, KD Concepts, in Currumbin [Flatley C, “Qld: Human Trafficker to Appeal Sentence”, Australian Associated Press (7 January 2009)]. The necessary repairs left Mr Dobie in mounting debt, reportedly owing $1,200 a week to violent loan sharks who had lent him approximately $50,000 [Greg Stolz, ‘Thais prostituted to pay off debt’, Courier Mail (Brisbane), 21 October 2008, 5]. In the six months between December 2005 and May 2006, Mr Dobie sought to bring four different women from Thailand to Australia to work for him as prostitutes. It has been reported that Mr Dobie, assisted by a friend in Thailand, provided false information to the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) and the Australian Embassy in Bangkok to organise visas for the women [Australia, Anti–People Trafficking Interdepartmental Committee, Trafficking in Persons: The Australian Government’s Response January 2004–April 2009, Canberra, ACT: Commonwealth of Australia, 2009, 72]. The false information presented to immigration officials included statutory declarations that the women were travelling to Australia to visit close friends who would sponsor them. In two instances there was a ‘skilful fabrication’ about a pending wedding
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