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Posted by Terry on February 7, 2008, 4:35 pm
On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:04:16 -0600, Mark Lloyd
>
>>Terry wrote:
>>>> Joe
>>>
>>>
>>> I left that out. They are a long distance phone service. A while
>>> back they wanted me to pay 4 bucks just for the service. I complained
>>> and they waved that charge too.
>>>
>>
>>Blow 'em off. We use Vonage (other services are available) and have two VoIP
>>lines. For 19.95/month we get:
>>
>>Another telephone number,
>>All the goodies (voice-mail, caller-id, call-waiting, forwarding,
>>yak-yak-yak)
>>All the long-distance to most anywhere that we can eat.
>>
>>$19.95 per month. Period. No 911 fee, no fuel-surcharge, no universal access
>>fee, no Al Gore tax, no sales tax. Zip.
>>
>
>How about this one? http://magicjack.com/site/index.html
>
>>For our company, we diligently sought the cheapest long-distance rates. In
>>spite of that, our LD bill was over $200/month. All that went away with
>>VoIP.
>>
>>Here's a suggestion: Visit Best Buy, Sams, or the Vonage web site and pick
>>up their kit - $19.95. Try the thing for a month. If you don't like it,
>>cancel. It's a $20 gamble, but if it DOES work, you can tell your current
>>provider to wrap their lips around a tailpipe.
>>
That little gadget looks pretty interesting. My long distance runs
around 3 bucks a month so I don't need it, but for anyone that does do
long distance it would be a low risk gamble.
You could get one of those phones that need one phone line and come
with 3 extensions and use it from 4 places in the house without any re
wiring.
No incoming number I guess though?
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