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Block International Calls under Basic Features on VPanel is confusing. The option, "Enabled", means allow all international calls and "Disabled" means disallow all international calls.
The heading should be changed to Allow International Calls or simply International Calls.
I suggest (stealing from your ideas)
International Calls: Block|Allow
Yeah, it is confusing, especially if you are familar with Windows syntax - block international calls enabled means blocking international calls is set to true which should block international calls, not allow it.
That's how I have always read it...
That's not true.Quote:
Originally Posted by ksarpong
Block international calls: Enabled
means you will NOT be able to make international calls.
Block international calls: Disabled
means you WILL be able to make international calls.
This is from my own experience. I am not confused. Please don't try to confuse people here.
Sal,
Sal,Quote:
Originally Posted by sal
You are rather confusing people. Your so-called experience is a palpable lie. You are probably suffering from dementia.
Currently, "Block International Calls: Enabled" means you CAN make international calls. "Block International Calls: Disabled" means you CANNOT make international calls.
I've been testing the 2 options for 2 weeks now. In fact, I just tested it a few minutes ago. When I set 'Block international Calls' to Enabled I can make international calls. However, when I set 'Block International Calls' to Disabled I can NOT make international calls. I get a recording saying that my call cannot be completed as dialed and that I should contact the operator.
Next time you should mind the language you use to respond to messages. You are not the only person who uses VOIPo for international calls. 2 people responded to my original message, and affirmed my suggestion. If your demented mind is giving you strange experiences, you should keep them to yourself instead of coming here and pretending to be a know-it-all.
Now Now Guys --- we have adjusted the terminology to be more clear.
To allow international calls simply select "Allow International Calls" -- to block international calls simply select "Block International Calls".
Well, they have changed it. I have no way of testing it again. So I will let it go. And I will not respond to your language.Quote:
You are rather confusing people. Your so-called experience is a palpable lie. You are probably suffering from dementia.
Currently, "Block International Calls: Enabled" means you CAN make international calls. "Block International Calls: Disabled" means you CANNOT make international calls.
I've been testing the 2 options for 2 weeks now. In fact, I just tested it a few minutes ago. When I set 'Block international Calls' to Enabled I can make international calls. However, when I set 'Block International Calls' to Disabled I can NOT make international calls. I get a recording saying that my call cannot be completed as dialed and that I should contact the operator.
Next time you should mind the language you use to respond to messages. You are not the only person who uses VOIPo for international calls. 2 people responded to my original message, and affirmed my suggestion. If your demented mind is giving you strange experiences, you should keep them to yourself instead of coming here and pretending to be a know-it-all.
cp.voipo.com doesn't have this change yet ... secure.voipo.com has it.Quote:
Originally Posted by VOIPoBrandon
Thanks for that report -- should now be synced, thanks again!Quote:
Originally Posted by zcnkac
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