Australia Virtual Phone Numbers

Whenever you purchase an Australian number for use in Australia, you are purchasing a VoIP number. VoIP stands for Voice Over Internet Protocol and is the online number protocol. It’s what enables people to make calls over the Internet and for others to call numbers from traditional mobile handsets.

Despite VoIP numbers working differently from the classic landline, there needs to be a more practical difference. These are real, permanent phone numbers anyone can call. The utility and function remain the same as any traditional phone line.

Be aware that the service provider you select will determine what features come with your VoIP number. At EasyRinger, we aim to provide complete call and messaging functionality with all of our Australian numbers.

You will never share your EasyRinger number with anybody else. All numbers are unique and exclusive to you. When you choose your number, you only see new numbers that have yet to be used.

Other service providers sometimes reuse numbers from previous customers, including those already used for online service verification purposes. However, your Australian number remains exclusive to you because it is attached to your account from the second you purchase it.

What do you need to get your VoIP number for Australia?

We touched upon how to start the process of getting your number above, but if you need a more in-depth guide, follow these easy steps:

• Step One – After creating your account, choose the country of your choice from our vast list. Australia will appear close to the top of the list.

• Step Two – Refine your search by choosing which state or city you want your dialing code to originate from. Some customers may not need a specific number, so feel free to select one randomly.

• Step Three – The EasyRinger platform provides several virtual numbers that have yet to be used. Choose the one that matches your needs.

• Step Four – Enter your email address so we can send you detailed instructions on making your first calls, alongside other information pertinent to your account.

Completing this simple four-step process takes just a few minutes. It’s the fastest way to get your Australia number assigned to your account.

You can be anywhere in the world, but when calls are forwarded to you, the caller must believe they are speaking to someone in the same country as them.

Call forwarding internationally has one fatal flaw: a distinct change in the ringtone. Many businesses looking to grow internationally through virtual numbers often don’t consider this problem. Most countries have a unique ringtone, and Australia is no exception.

Callers with more international experience are well aware of this, which is why they may notice that they have switched to an international call when dialing a supposedly local number. It can leave a bad taste in their mouths, but with EasyRinger, this is no longer a problem.

Maintain a local presence regardless of where you are in the world with a ringtone that matches Australia. EasyRinger instantly matches the ringtone of the country with where your virtual number comes from. As a result, your customers will now know they are calling a local phone number. This feature is integrated automatically and requires no input or setup on your part.

After all, if someone performs a local phone lookup, they expect to talk to someone local.

Caller ID is what you see when someone calls your number. Knowing the number or the person enables you to decide whether you want to take that call.

With EasyRinger, you can choose what you see whenever someone calls your virtual landline number in Australia. You can choose from your EasyRinger number or the calling number.

If you select the calling number, you replicate standard caller ID features. However, if you decide on your EasyRinger number, the call is automatically forwarded to your destination, and you can see the number of the person trying to contact you.

For business owners, this is vital because the chances are they are using the same handset to take numbers from local contacts. Selecting “Your EasyRinger Number” means you will automatically see whether someone has called the number associated with your SIM card or your virtual number.

This feature enables you to answer your phone in a particular way. For example, you can see which brand someone is calling if you run multiple small businesses at once. Getting it wrong is all too common when you don’t have caller ID enabled, and it can be embarrassing.

Alternatively, if you are using your EasyRinger to call out to a contact you may have been unable to connect with previously, your choice of caller ID option will also influence what the recipient sees.

Depending on which option you choose, the person will either see your EasyRinger number or the destination number. Setting up caller ID and interacting with the EasyRinger interface is simple and takes only seconds to understand.

Voicemail is essential for delivering the right impression. With EasyRinger, you can customize your voicemail to suit your business and personality. Use multiple numbers and create entirely different voicemail messages based on what the number is designed for.

Feel free to turn on or turn off voicemail as and when required. You can also set the voicemail function to time out if you’re in an important meeting or don’t want anyone else to leave a message.

Customizing your voicemail couldn’t be simpler. Type in a simple message if you prefer a generic computer-generated voice, or say it yourself just like you would record any other piece of audio.

Currently, the computer-generated audio feature is only available in English, but we expect more languages to become available soon.

Spam callers are a menace that can quickly clog up your phone network. Prevent your lines from becoming overwhelmed by nuisance callers with the block/allow callers function.

Use EasyRinger blocking features to prevent known spam callers from continually contacting you via your Australian number.

Alternatively, the block/allow caller function enables you to set up exclusive lines for employees and premium customers. Use a virtual number from Australia to provide specialized customer service, allowing your business to excel in what it does best.

Australian numbers are not reserved for Australian residents or citizens. No laws require you to obtain residency or to have any physical presence in Australia to purchase and use a local number.

You can legally use an EasyRinger virtual number whether you are an Australian living overseas or a foreigner choosing to build a business in Australia. However, many EasyRinger customers with Australian numbers have never visited the country.

Some virtual phone number providers require their clients to download proprietary software to use their numbers. You may also need to download a specialized app to control different call functions.

EasyRinger understands this can create significant security and privacy concerns for businesses worldwide. Our platform works differently because it’s fully compatible with all mobile devices. You won’t need to download any software/apps or follow complex tutorials to get set up.

With no compatibility issues or learning curves to worry about, EasyRinger is the fastest way to establish a local presence in Australia.

EasyRinger never ties you into a long-term contract. You will always be able to commit to a minimum period to buy an Australian phone number online.

Every EasyRinger customer receives a seven-day money-back guarantee when they sign up. You can cancel your subscription for any reason during this initial seven-day period. We will never ask any questions about why you have decided to cancel. Instead, we will issue you a complete refund.

Be aware that there are limited circumstances when we may be unable to process a full refund in the event of cancellation. If you have already used a number for phone verification purposes, this guarantee is void because the number is associated with a service. Any additional numbers are not eligible for a refund.

Examples of services that require phone verification as standard include Google, PayPal, WhatsApp, and traditional banks. This exception remains in place whether you have chosen to verify via a phone call or an SMS message.

Customers that have yet to use their virtual number and choose to cancel may see their numbers reissued. Make sure you are fully satisfied with the EasyRinger service before using your virtual number to verify any online service.

Yes, you can. Businesses requiring a hyperlocal presence may require a number from a specific city. Since there are zero limits on how many virtual numbers you can have associated with your account, you can select virtual numbers from multiple Australian cities.

Every Australian city has its own area code you will need to dial. Here are some examples of the different cities we cover alongside their dialing codes:

• Adelaide – +618

• Cairns – +617

• Canberra – +612

• Hobart – +613

• Melbourne – +613

• Perth – +618

• Sydney – +612

Select your Australia virtual phone number now and get the hyperlocalized presence you require for your business in Australia, whether you’re establishing a permanent footprint or testing a new market.

Your security is our priority. We make it simple for you to purchase the virtual numbers you require for your business. EasyRinger covers practically every major economy in the world, with more countries being incorporated into our platform regularly.

Today’s globalized economy means you need simple numbers on demand. Choose from secure payment methods, including Visa, MasterCard, and payment platforms like PayPal.

If you have any questions about payment methods, contact our support team.

Globalization means that even small businesses must expand their presence globally. Instead of spending thousands on physical phone lines, your virtual number enables you to become a vast international operation without the expense.