Voip Comparison - how can i transfer incoming voip calls to my pc to my cell via some free voip provider i.e voipbuster.?

how can i transfer incoming voip calls to my pc to my cell via some free voip provider i.e voipbuster.?

i have free incoming voip calls via stanaphone to my pc via softphone. i want to transfer these vip calls to my pc to be able to reach my mobile phone using some free voip provider like voipbuster or skype. phone->my sip #-->my pc softphone-->free out going-->my cell # ive tried xlite but its not working. any other idea. thganks

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Skype: There are no subscription charges to forward your calls and it won’t cost others any extra to call you. You simply pay the standard SkypeOut rates to call the mobile or landline number that you forward to (forwarding to another Skype Name is free!). Can I forward all calls I receive on Skype, free of charge, to a US or Canadian mobile? While you can forward all calls you receive on your Skype name to a US or Canada phone number, these will be charged at standard SkypeOut rates.
Skype used to be best but not anymore... You want "JAJAH" -- it is very new and very free! All you are required to do is register. Then you can go to the web an tell JaJah what number you want to call. Jajah will then call YOUR phone and tell you it is now making the phone call you asked it to make. If the number you call is also registered with Jajah the call is completely free! If not, there is a very small fee - if I recall correctly it is like 2.5 or 3 cents a minute if the called number is not registered. Jajah makes any land line or even cell phones into a free Web-activated telephone! No download, no installation necessary. Use your normal phone - call anyone, anywhere (landline or mobile) And you can schedule calls to be made at on a specific day and time in the future. www.jajah.com/ I think you will like Jajah.
haven't a clue
With Skype you can have unanswered calls (when you are from your PC) automatically forwarded/diverted to a landline or cell phone. I believe there is a small charge for this, at the same rate as Skype's PC-out-to-conventional-phone service. My recollection is that it is about 2 US cents per minute.