I can't find a voip provider for lithuania calling

I was looking for over a week now but I couldn't find any voip provider , which would allow me to call a specific numbers in Lithuania with prefixes:

+370-900
+370-910

I already tried yahoo voice, skype, !@£$%^, vbuzzer, etc. Maybe someone know a VOIP provider, which is based in Eastern Europe and could provide me this kind of service because, by using google, I found out that Russian voip providers offers +370-900 termination, but, sadly, they don't accept international customers.


Thank you in advance

Are these premium numbers, new cell phone numbers or something like that?

Yes, it is premium phone numbers and I am prepared to pay a higher price for calls to them, but I can't find a suitable voip provider.

falco :

Yes, it is premium phone numbers and I am prepared to pay a higher price for calls to them, but I can't find a suitable voip provider.

Not many providers support premium number and if they do they charge a default very high price. Are the numbers attached to a local number like the 870 number in the UK are/were?
eg. http://www.saynoto0870.com/

I am not sure about it, but I think that these numbers are ''unique'' and have separate phone line, so calls are not forwarded to any other local number.

Looks like you may be stuck then, unless someone in Lithuania can suggest something to you.

I tried your numbers against my VoIP provider, Localphone.

For +370 900 it said:
Call Lithuania Landlines for 2.9p

For +370 910 it said:
Call Lithuania Premium Personal for 44.6p

Prices in GBP.

If you do choose to use them, be a sport and sign up via
EDIT: Self promotion link

It will give me some free minutes if you do

I already tried Localphone - none of these numbers worked. I noticed that almost all voip companies show that you can call to these numbers, but in reality, phone calls are not terminated correctly.

In that case, apologies as I had no idea that that is the case.

I assume you've written to them to ask about it?

FWIW, I wanted to test this, so I googled for a number.
Here is an extract from my asterisk debug:

Code:

-- Called 0037090001661@localphone     -- Got SIP response 500 "Failed to do PSTN routing (2)" back from 94.75.247.45     -- SIP/localphone-00000018 is circuit-busy

So, I guess you're right.

Bummer.