I just thought I'd drop in my 2 cents on this.
I use Broadvoice over Vonage for one reason, that I would think would
be important for people on this list.
It uses SIP and you can bring your own device, including an Asterisk
server.
I would rather go with the open standard and control over the device
than with somebody using some proprietary locked device.
My parents have the Comcast VoIP option and had tons of trouble with
it at first (calls dropping, phone not ringing). But after 2 weeks it
seems to have been fixed (going on the 2nd month now)
On Jan 17, 2007, at 8:49 AM, Paul Lussier wrote:
Dan Jenkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
The Comcast service has been exemplary though, as long as we haven't
needed to call them. We finally replaced all our Verizon lines with
Vonage, as Vonage had far better sound quality and reliability than
Verizon's voice wires could provide (at less cost).
How long have you had Vonage? I've had them for over a year now. In
general, I'm satisfied, but there seem to be some annoying quirks with
them. The most frequent problem is the echo. It's not there all the
time, but it's there quite often.
The other problems I've had are:
- Making a call and the recipient can't hear me, but they're loud
and clear.
- Dropped calls where suddenly I'm talking to a dead line
Of course, for $27/month, they certainly beat the same feature set
from Verizon for $75/month! I certainly won't go back to Verizon and
spend almost $50 more per month.
Oh, and I have had occasion to use 9-1-1 from my Vonage line and had
emergency response within 10 minutes of the call. So, no worries
there either!
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Seeya,
Paul
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A: Yes.
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