We will be sending an e-mail shortly with regard to the migration of services which use IAX (or green Freshtel ATA devices) to the new SIP protocol which is used for the majority of our services. Looks like they're abandoning support for IAX as well now. Every change they are making is to the detriment of the service. Time to bail out, I would say. This business is going to go from bad to worse until, one day, it will stop working like what is happening to Sipme. The major revenue during this period was the receipt of $334,339 from the ATO for R&D activities. Now that the VoIP service is run by 1 person, there is little doubt that Freshtel is doing it really tough these days (ie unlikely to carry out more extensive R&D). They had an excellent product (the IAX protocol was excellent for getting around firewalls in hotels particularly when overseas), so lets hope they survive. If they close their IAX servers (as their email to you is perhaps suggesting) this advantage will be lost. If they close their IAX servers (as their email to you is perhaps suggesting) this advantage will be lost. That (support for IAX) and the fact calls to 13(00) numbers are just 10c are the only things they had going for them. Now that IAX is going, their only advantage is the cheap rate for 13 numbers, for as long as it lasts. Once that goes, they may as well shut