paulhusker

The answer is listed several posts above your question. On your Google Voice account on the computer, hit 'Settings' in the upper right. Then make sure all boxes are checked.

PSkeptic

They do not have to pay for inbound calling. The originating telco pays the termination fees...

As for the DID block, it's pennies per number when bought in blocks of 500 and greater. My company pays $0.22 per DID.

Most likely, they'll stick with the model they have now: Make money by injecting ads. Remember, Google is partnering with a major Telco provider already (Bandwidth.com).

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lexluthor

Check your google voice (web) settings and make sure you have google chat as a forwarding # and that it's checked off.

wilberfan1

I managed to get sipdroid installed in my phone, I get a green light in my status bar...

I can dial a number by opening the phone's stock dialpad (ie, not using the sipdroid screen). I'm immediately prompted by a Google Voice window: "Call with Google Voice" and "Call without Google Voice".

I select "Call with Google Voice" and then hear a recording:

"The number you have called cannot be completed as dialed. Please try your call again later."

The call then terminates. (I thought I'd try to get outgoing working before I worried about incoming calls...)

Any idea what the problem could be?

[edit] I saw a thread somewhere that said your pbxes password had to be the same as your Google Voice password? I can't seem to change the pbxes password. I go to Setup/Personal Data, and put the new password in twice--hit "submit & start", logout, but then I can't log back in with the new password... it seems to revert to the old one.

[2nd edit] I deleted my account at pbxes, uninstalled and reinstalled sipdroid, and when I try to recreate an account, it says "Trunk is already in use by [me]." [facepalm] How can I delete that trunk, when the account doesn't exist?!

[3rd edit] Now I'm *really* confused: I was just able to make an outgoing call--without a working sipdroid/pbxes.org account--using just Google Voice! I don't understand how making a call like I did just now (via Google Voice) differs from making a call via Google Voice and sipdroid/pbxes.org...and why, therefore, I'd need a working pbxes/sipdroid? Can anyone 'splain?

Last edited by wilberfan1; March 11th, 2011 at 04:50 AM.

riffdex

The thing you need to realize is Google Voice has many uses on your phone. When you make an outgoing call with the regular dialer, you are making a call using Google Voice. This is a regular call over the cell network (NOT WIFI) but it just uses your Google Voice number. This should work fine without SIPDroid or PBXes set up, as long as you have GV set up properly. Now this thread is about using SIPDroid, in combination with PBXes and GV to make wifi calls. You will typically make these calls through the SIPDroid app, not the regular dialer. (There are certain ways you can set it up where you can use the regular dialer - for example by using another app called "Google Voice Callback", but we will ignore this for now to avoid further confusion). So to recap, the PBXes and SIPDroid is not necessary to use Google Voice, but it IS necessary to use Google Voice making a call over Wifi. I suspect what you did was a regular voice call using Google Voice. As for your problems about "Truck is already in use", I am not quite sure... I hope this has explained a few of your questions, at least a little bit. For future reference, if you are trying to get the Wifi calls working you will be best to use the SIPDroid dialer. If you use the stock dialer it will probably be a voice call. If you still do not understand let me know..

PSkeptic

Make the call using SIPDroid, not Google Voice.

The SIPDroid and Google passwords do NOT need to be the same.

For this, you'll have to message one of the admins over on pbxes.org forums. They can take care of it there.

If you make a call using Google Voice, you will still use your cell minutes. Using pbxes.org, you just use data.

wilberfan1

Thanks. Those explanations make sense. In an attempt to deal with the "Trunk in use" problem, I've been trying to delete my pbxes account and re-create it. Last night I think the pbxes site was having issues...because the account didn't seem to delete properly? I've tried it again...

One thing I'm still confused about: Does the pbxes account have to have the same password as my google voice account? I notice there's a password field when the trunk get's set up... In other words can the pbxes account have it's own password (in order to login etc) as long as the trunk password is the same as the google voice password?

Does it make sense what I'm asking?

'preciate the help so far!

riffdex

No, as Pskeptic said they can be different passwords (he said sipdroid but he meant pbxes)

wilberfan1

Okay. I just got it working! (I think a large part of the problem I was having last night was due to pbxes.org website issues, ie my account not deleting properly. [facepalm] )

I just now logged into pbxes, deleted the trunk, then deleted my account from the pbxes website. I then used the SIPDroid app on the phone to create a new account--and I put my Google Voice password in the 'password' and 'confirm password' fields. That set up a new pbxes account with the Google Voice password as both the ACCOUNT password AND trunk password.

If I understand you correctly, I can change the pbxes account password to something different--but the trunk password always needs to be the same as my Google Voice account.

ps. (I confirmed that the two test calls I made last night via Google Voice DID use some cell minutes. I wasn't clear on the use of the two different dialers: Voice vs SIPDroid.)

Now that it's working, how concerned to I need to be about whether or not Virgin Mobile (Sprint) 'allows' or 'doesn't allow' VOIP? In other words, if it's 'not allowed', what are the odds that I could get the stink-eye (or worse) from my cell provider?

Now that I've figured out how to MAKE calls, I'll have to tackle RECEIVING calls... :\

Last edited by wilberfan1; March 11th, 2011 at 12:52 PM.

riffdex

Eh about the pw business... I'm a little confused about it now myself so prolly best to wait for pskeptic to reply back or someone else more knowledgeable about that.

In regards to your cell provider, making a call over WiFi using SIPDroid/GV is completely separate from your cell provider, and they should be none the wiser to your "shenanigans" (: (they probably call it shenanigans and trying to gyp them out of their well-deserved money, I call it legitimate use of technology). Over 3G, they may be able to figure out that you are using a VOIP service but I don't believe it violates any ToS and they typically do not monitor data usage unless someone is using a significant amount of data every month. (For example, I have heard that VZ might monitor someone's data usage if they are using over 5 GB of data per month). I'm not sure if Sprint does anything about it or not. If you are only using SIPDroid/GV to make calls over WiFi, then you don't even have to worry about the cell provider not approving. I know many people who use 3G connections to make VOIP calls over SIPDroid (the beauty of this is you can make unlimited calls without using your minutes up) without a problem. Of course that is on VZ and I don't know if it varies for Sprint or other companies.

EDIT: It's very simple to receive calls now! Just call your Google Voice number from any phone and it will ring on SIPDroid and you can pick up. Go ahead, try it! (:

wilberfan1

Well, that sounds like a "yay!".

I guess if SIPDroid is not 'connected' (ie, I have no WiFi at the time) then the incoming call would just go through the cell network? In other words WiFi=on: SIPDroid answers; WiFi=off: 'regular' answers?

riffdex

You would need to make sure that you have GV set to forward calls to your cell phone too, not just Google Chat (You do this on the GV website under settings, not in the GV app on your phone). Of course there are problems with this as you will end up with two things ringing on your phone when someone calls your GV number - regular phone app and SIPDroid. I know there is a way to make it so, if someone calls your regular cell number it will first ring your cell phone, and then forward to your GV number (VOIP) if you don't answer. So basically you can let ppl call your regular cell number and if you answer the first set of rings (from the phone app), it is a voice call, and if you let it ring all the way through 4 times (or if you decline the call), it will start ringing SIPDroid (this is, of course, only if you have a WiFi or 3G connection). I am heading to work right now but if you can't figure out how to set it up right I will probably be able to help later on. Gl!

PSkeptic

Yes, your google voice password can be different than your pbxes password (Mine is).

Now, if VOIP is allowed over your carrier's network... It's a sticky question, answerable only by reading your TOS. Will they "catch" you, if it's not allowed? They could. Would they? Doubtful, unless you are gobbling up data.

Well, depending on how it's configured, either SIPDroid AND your cell phone will ring (Annoying), or just SIPDroid, or just your phone. I don't know of any way to make it route to your phone if SIPDroid isn't answered, without getting a second trunk (SO, pbxes can route your call).

Spot on

jj2me

In lieu of that setting you refer to:
I've only experienced a race condition.

Behaviors I've experienced:

1. sipdroid/VOIP rings first (this seems to be prevalent if screen is on):

a) answer within 2-3 seconds, VOIP call success.
b1) if don't answer within 2-3 seconds, goes to VM call, then if dismiss, goes to VOIP call which quickly ends itself. Fail.
b2) if don't answer within 2-3 seconds, goes to VM call, then if let ring, it rings for about 8 times, during which I've sometimes seen the VOIP call quickly display a hangup, then the screen goes back to showing the ringing VM call. Fail.


2. VM/minutes rings first (this seems to be prevalent if screen is off):

a1) dismiss call quickly: no sipdroid answer. Call is still ongoing on calling phone, but just have home screen on Optimus. Other times, it goes to voicemail a short time after the home screen shows. Fail.
a2) dismiss call quickly: sipdroid screen shows, I answer. But then quickly thereafter sipdroid hangs up by itself. Fail.
b) let ring: rings 6-8 times, then get home screen, and calling phone gets voicemail. Fail.

So in my tests, I'm only able to force an incoming call to VOIP if the screen is on when the call is made, and I'm quick on the draw in answering. I'll be lucky if that's 1% of the time.

Last edited by jj2me; March 12th, 2011 at 12:11 AM. Reason: Make more clear: one success (bold), the rest failures (italics)

Vikkyd

Riffdex - I have read this entire thread with great interest, especially your posts, because I am experiencing the same problems you described. Did you finally get gv-sipandroid to work? If so, how???

stressboy

Anyone have a problem in Sipdroid where they try to make a call and they are told that they do not have any credits to place this call? I hardly ever use this thing and have not used it all this month. I go thru pbxes.org.

Calls placed with Google Voice itself are working fine.

Snow02

Yeah, I got that the other night. It went away after a minute. I have no idea why it popped up. You get 2000 minutes/month with the free account.

wilberfan1

I called a friends answering machine yesterday (via SIPDroid) and left a message she said was clear as a bell. I just called her now and she said I was breaking up--she sounded great on my end. Is this just the vagaries of the internet--or are there settings I could tweak...?

blue45

That link in your first post is down from where you got your info from.

So do we not need sipgate now?

Updated Sipdroid/G. Voice Guide (from XDA) Gurnted's Blog

I was trying to follow that guide but i noticed sipgate was not letting new people sign up.

As far as directions go, can you please explain what I need to do to connect pbxe to google voice?

wilberfan1

My friend is still complaining a blue streak about my voice quality on her end when I call her via sipdroid. When I call myself (ie, call my landline via my android/sipdroid, it sounds okay (slight static, but no jittering). Is there anything I can try that might improve my call quality??

riffdex

What I have been able to set it up to do is...
When I get a call on my cell number (not GV number), it will:
1) Ring my cell phone (cell connection) (I can choose to answer or decline)
2) If I decline or let it ring it rings SIPDroid as a VOIP call.

I think it has something to do with the fact that I have my phone set up for Google Voice Voicemail. So I have GV set to forward calls to Google Chat (this is for the SIPDroid/PBX call to work). Anyways, when someone calls my cell number, and it rings 4 times and I don't answer (or I decline call), it automatically rings through to my GV number (aka Google Voicemail), but because I have GV set to forward to Google Chat, it rings SIPDroid and I can answer as a VOIP call. It has about 4 rings under SIPDroid too. So basically, I can choose whether I want a call to be VOIP or cell service at the time I am receiving it. No need to have screen on or off or anything fancy like that. Also, if I happen to be somewhere where I do not have cell service (but I AM connected to wifi), my phone obviously does not ring and it directs to the GV number, which rings SIPDroid. It's a win-win. I don't even have to rely on people knowing my GV number right now, they can just call my regular cell number. The only downside is, if I ever want to make outgoing VOIP calls it will display my GV number instead of cell number. Maybe I have my settings tweaked in some special way for this to work, but I don't know what I could have changed to make it work like this. Anyone else have it working like this for them?

PMed.

jj2me

Thanks much for the info, riffdex. I will be playing around with settings based on what you described. With my VM number being a 20-year old ported number, callers are using up my minutes fast.

jj2me

Ack! I may be out of luck. I didn't set it the way you did on installation of the Google Voice app, and I don't think I can change it now.

Google instructions say "To change which voicemail service to use, use the Settings application."

Then says, "For more information, see Call settings."

But my LG Optimus V shows none of those Call settings. When I tap "Call settings" in the Settings app, this phone only shows a subcategory "Other call settings", and lists only four settings:
- Excuse Messages
- Plus Code Dialing
- TTY Mode
- DTMF Tones.

My guess at this stage is that Virgin Mobile decides what to allow to be set under Call settings, and doesn't allow retro-setting of "Voicemail service" on the Optimus V.

If that guess is true, then word to the wise for new sipdroid users with Optimus Vs: On Google Voice installation, select Google Voice as your voicemail service. Then you can get incoming calls to your VM number to optionally use sipdroid/Voip, as riffdex describes above in this thread.

(At some point I may gamble and see if just resetting or re-downloading Google Voice will be enough. For now, I'm just too tired from the effort it took to get sipdroid, Google Voice, pbxes, and Google Voice Callback working harmoniously.)

riffdex

While I am not familiar with Virgin Mobile, I think you are misunderstanding what you need to do to set up Voicemail. What I did to set up voicemail was I went to the GV website www.google.com/voice, clicked settings at the top right, choose voice settings, and you should have your phone listed as one of the phones (you needed to add it to activate Google Voice), and next to it click "Activate Google voicemail on this phone". Then it will determine what carrier you have (in this case Virgin Mobile) and what steps you need to do to set it up to forward correctly. I believe that only AFTER you do this step, will you have the correct options under settings. This way you can easily switch between Google vm and the regular vm if you ever need to. As least this is how I understood it. If that does not work, reinstalling the GV app couldn't hurt. I definitely think there's a way for you to set it up, but you might need to end up starting from scratch like you were saying if you can't get it figured out.

EDIT: Also, about reinstalling the Google Voice app... theoretically, it should not affect your SIPDroid/PBX/Global GV settings. When I say Global GV settings I am referring to the settings you can change by going to "www.google.com/voice". This SIPDroid/PBX setup should be completely separate from the Google Voice app so you should be good to go if you decide to do that.

Last edited by riffdex; March 15th, 2011 at 08:12 PM.

scotty562

I just tried this out and it's working fantastic.The Sipdroid integration with pbxes is incredible. I wish there was something comparable with the iPhone..

catric69

Do we need sipgate? No, Sipdroid in addition to GV (Google voice) is all you need.

Assuming you have a GV account and you have forwarded your calls to your mobile. DL and install Sipdroid and enter the required info. Sipdroid will create a "trunk", "extension", etc... as you enter your info regarding GV. Hope that helps! GL!

Eric.

jj2me

Thanks much for sticking with me. You're right, I should have done it from the web page link for "Voice Settings" (though in my defense, their Help is a bit misleading in calling this web page link the "Settings application").

My guess now is that this feature isn't available on Virgin Mobile. I tried last night and this morning, doing as it told me:
- clicking "Activate Google voicemail on this phone",
- dialing the * + number that appears in the popup.

Both times I get the call answered with this automated answer:

Quote:

"Your account is not authorized to make calls to this phone number. If you would like to have additional capabilities added to your account, please call customer service."

My Voice Settings page then changes the link to "Deactivate Google voicemail on this phone", as if the change took. But I get the same old ring-race behavior.

The same happens when I reverse the voicemail setting, i.e., Click on "Deactivate Google voicemail on this phone". I dial the number that appears in the popup and get the same recording, and the Voice Settings page changes to "Activate Google voicemail on this phone".

Another clue for non-support by Virgin is that the Google Voice popup for "Activate Google voicemail on this phone" defaults to Sprint, and the "Change carrier" drop-down doesn't offer Virgin Mobile as a choice.

Thanks again, I really appreciate your help on this. I'll keep on the lookout in case I've misinterpreted these clues or committed operator error (and maybe I'll try re-installing Google Voice), but it may just be that I've got a low-cost, no-frills carrier that doesn't support this "frill."

wilberfan1

So far I'm not very impressed with sipdroid+google voice. Yesterday the calls to my friend were static-y and jittery.

Today everything sounded better--but the call would spontaneously disconnect. Sometimes after a couple of minutes--sometimes within seconds. I tried several times--but never ended a call when I wanted to--they all disconnected on their own.

I have JuiceDefender set to kill WiFi when the screen goes blank--but that wouldn't explain calls dropped within 5 seconds of being placed... Unless there's some kind of proximity sensor turning off the screen? I checked the "Screen On" option in SipDroid hoping that would, well, keep the screen on...

Any other thoughts on what the problem could be?

aguy007

Hi,

I am trying to set up Sipdroid+pbxes.org as per the instructions here
PBXes.org + GoogleVoice = Free N. America calling (thread locked)

I have installed Google Voice app and Sipdroid. I setup google voice and tested it. From Sipdroid, I clicked on "New PBX linked to my Google Voice" and created a new a/c.

After this, I reach a screen which says Sipdroid with two text boxes - Phone number and called party address. What am I supposed to enter here? I don't get a chance to enter the google voice name or pbxes password. I have uninstalled/reinstalled a couple of times with the same result.

Any thoughts on how I can get this to work?

Thanks,
John.

gabba-hey

Yeah, this saved me the hassle of buying another phone, and $$ on international rates. I used the GV and Siproid service several times while in Germany, then again at Heathrow Airport during the layover for my connecting flight back to the US. The only downside is the latency and sporadic call drop. But, Siproid compensates for that with the onboard buffering.

Would use it again? Most definitely.

Thanks to all who pointed me in this direction!

riffdex

I just did some digging (via Google search) and I have found out that, unfortunately, Virgin Mobile does not support Googe Voicemail because it does not support call forwarding ): When we set up Voicemail, really we are just setting up call forwarding so that, when we do not answer the phone, the call is forwarded to the number we put (in the case of Google Voicemail, our GV number). That disappoints me because I was really hoping you could get it set up. Sorry man ): I think that your best bet is to make sure you set up (using www.google.com/voice) so that your Google Voice number forwards to your cell and to Google Chat. That way, you can distribute your GV number if anyone needs to call you, they can call that and it will ring both your phone, and SIPDroid. This isn't the best solution, because you end up with two different things ringing on your phone, but it does work. Alternatively, you could just have GV forward to Google Chat (don't select your cell number for forwarding), and that way people can call your cell number and if you don't answer they can try your Google Voice number (for a VOIP call), or vice versa.

If you clicked the button "New PBX linked to my Google Voice", it should have already set up your phone and entered your PBX/GV information into SIPDroid. The only step now (assuming you set it up correctly) is to receive or place a call. To test if it is set up correctly, simply call your Google Voice number (from a separate phone), and see if SIPDroid starts ringing. Answer it and make sure the phones are connected in a call. To place a call, you will have to set it up in SIPDroid. Open SIPDroid and press the options key then press Settings > Call Options > Preferred call type. Click SIPDroid only if you want ALL calls to be through SIPDroid. If you choose this, any call you make on your phone from the regular Phone app will use SIPDroid. This is probably not the option you want. SIPDroid when available option will do cell calls by default and if you have an internet connection (WiFi or 3G), it will do SIPDroid call instead. Phone option will basically disable SIPDroid calling and the Phone dialer will function as normal. Always ask will pop up and ask if you want to use a regular cell call or SIPDroid, after you dial a number. Alternatively, I recommend that you set this option to "Phone" and you can make SIPDroid calls by dialing + before the number. So, for example, if you want to make a regular cell call, you just open the Phone app and type 555 1234 and it calls as a regular cell call. If you want to make a VOIP call, you just dial +555 1234 and it will use SIPDroid instead of your carrier. Good luck!

riffdex

Hey y'all. I have been trying to make outgoing calls via my SIPDroid/PBX setup but when I make a call it says "you have 5 minutes of talk time to this number" or in other cases depending on the number it only gives me one minute. Is this happening for anyone else? How can I fix this? When I get incoming calls it works find just outgoing calls do this.

EDIT: Sorry for the dbl post I am posting this from my mobile and didn't realize I'm the last post..

PSkeptic

I think SIPDroid is available on iPhone

The "Called Party Address" is a sip address, should you desire to call directly to SIP. In the phone number, you would enter the phone number of whom you would like call, starting with +1.

Are you calling internationally (Ie, Not calling a number in N. America)?

riffdex

Nope, I have only tried to call domestic numbers.. One of them is a GV number. Am I the only one this is happening to? ):

PSkeptic

Are you adding +1 in front of the number? You need to "pretend" you are dialing internationally. Example:

You want to call (385)555-5555

You need to dial +1 385 5555555.

bunklung

THANKS grimlock!

This was driving me crazy!


ATTN GOOGLE APPS CUSTOMERS: You need to manually add a temporary gmail account to your android phone (This would be under settings -> "Accounts & sync", "Add account" -> "Google" -> "Next" -> "Create" -> etc...). Once that happens, you will see the button on the home screen of sipdroid to configure your PBXes account.

Use your temporary gmail account username and password. You will ALSO need to select a username for PBXes.org.

Once this process completes, you will now be able to use outbound calling ONLY since your temp account will NOT have a Google voice number, but who cares, keep reading...

Log into PBXes.org with your username you selected on registration an the password from your temp gmail account, re-read that twice.

Once you are in, select "trunks" from the left menu and click on "GTALK/tempgamail@gmail.com. From there, change your username and password from the temp gmail account to your Google apps account. Click "Submit Changes".

From there you may have to reload Sipdroid, but outgoing and incoming calls should work fine. Be certain that Google Chat (your google apps mail address) is selected/enabled as a forwarded phone (inside Google Voice web portal) in order for inbound calling to work on Sipdroid.

Feel free to delete your temporary gmail account from Google's site AND remove the account from your android phone as a sync account. This would be under settings -> "Accounts & sync", select the temp gmail account, and touch "Remove account". Cheers.

Info from here:
Instructions for PBXes.org, Google Voice, and Sipdroid with a Google Apps Account Thanks grimlock
and
Issue 753 - sipdroid - No menu option appears for google voice/pbxes setup after a clean install - Free SIP/VoIP client for Android - Google Project Hosting

jj2me

I only found this post that says: "But there could be a per call time limit. Calls to skype are limited to 3 minutes, so it's possible. "

If it's not who you're calling, then you could ask again in that thread on DroidXForums. Snow02 may just know the answer. He's been very generous in giving help. (P.S. No need to read the thread, I just did that, no posts reporting your problem.)

wilberfan1

For the sake of anyone having a similar 'dropped call' experience, I just changed a setting under Audio Codecs: I changed "G722 HD Voice (64kbit)" to "never". And then had a 25 minute conversation with no disconnects!

ryboto

So, I've set this all up, Sipdroid gives me the green dot, I try to make a call, and after 4 seconds the call ends. I hear no ringing. As far as I can tell the trunk and account info is all correct. Would really like to figure this out. Just moved to a place where I get almost zero signal so being able to make/receive calls over wifi would be awesome.

jj2me

Kimi012,

It looks like you used some translation service that translated from another language. The translation was bad. I can't understand your problem. Maybe you could try again and write simpler words in your native language?

riffdex

Oh ok! Thanks it is now working perfect.

BookLover

I recently bought the Locale Google Voice plugin so that I could set up a Tasker profile so that GV would only ring where I needed it as I had a problem with a personal call going into my work VM on a holiday.

Anyway, I was able to use the plugin to easily set my GV's Google Talk to forward without having to go to the web. That was pure luck.

I wanted to have Sipdroid to make/receive calls over wifi at home, but was disappointed in the call quality. For some reason, I thought VOIP would be as good or better than 3g, but I was mistaken.

But the quality is great if I were to use it internationally since it would be "free"

Consider getting the Locale plugin and GV Callback if you already own Tasker or Locale to further customize how you use Sipdroid/GV.

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ryboto

Anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this?

ryboto

I guess not...

grimloch

Try the same thing over 3G/4G or another WiFi connection... might be your router settings... they can be finicky with VOIP.

You also may want to try installing csipsimple-- if you do then use UDP rather than TCP because pbxes.org only works over TCP with the app they built (sipdroid).

Edit: I understand you get poor cell reception where you recently moved, but trying other hotspots, 3G or SIP programs will help to determine whether it's a problem with your router or software or settings.

Last edited by grimloch; March 22nd, 2011 at 08:49 AM.

PSkeptic

Are you dialing international-style? With the +1 in front of the number?

ryboto

Well, I wanted to try it here at work, but before I did I was silly and deleted the trunk to my voice account so that I could start fresh with pbxes. Well, now their website wont let me create a trunk, and it wont let me do it through sipdroid either. My router has never had an issue with VOIP, I'd hope not for how much the thing cost. Also, I did try the 3g/edge switches in addition to the wifi, no dice.

Yep, every time.

grimloch

Once you delete the gchat trunk on a free account you will not be able to recreate it. You'll need to delete your PBXes.org account and create a new one by reinstalling sipdroid on your phone (first uninstall).

Google Voice peering is actually a paid-account feature on pbxes, but for whatever reason we're able to get around that with a free account by creating through their sipdroid app.

ryboto

I've tried creating new accounts, it's not letting me.

grimloch

Did you first delete your existing account through the pbxes.org website, I believe under Personal Data?