[Disgruntled Head of C-3PO]

Originally Posted by Athens

Well ive been on vonage canada for 2 weeks now, it runs PERFECT so im very happy with it.

I wasn't down with their setup and cancelation fees. Also no fax, no deal.

[Athens]

Originally Posted by Disgruntled Head of C-3PO

I wasn't down with their setup and cancelation fees. Also no fax, no deal.

There setup is pretty nice, ive never seen such a good setup before. Also I got a dedicated fax line with them. When did you try Vonage last?

[israces]

I have Vonage at home and some other brand of VOIP at work. Both are wonderful. Just make SURE your internet connection is rock soild before trying to use VOIP.

[mojo2]

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[Athens]

Originally Posted by mojo2

Calls on the Gizmo Project is free to other Gizmo Project customers. It costs nothing to sign up. It costs nothing per month. You must buy or somehow get yourself a VoIP phone (Plantronics or Hello Direct?) and download the Gizmo Project software for free. (Supports Mac, too!) Check it out!

http://www.gizmoproject.com/tell-friend.php

http://www.vonage.ca/products_premium_sb.php

I got vonage because:
Needed a dedicated reliable phone for my customers
Needed a dedicated reliable fax line for my customers
Our service is set to ring my cell phone, my parnters cell phone and the VOIP phone at the office all at the same time, who ever picks up gets the call, this also allows us to take up to 3 calls at the same time on the same number
The call tracking which was a unexpected bonus
Call transfer which is nice, can transfer a call to any of our cell phones
and the unlimited north America calling is nice too

[Scandalous Ion Cannon]

Is it possible to plug in TWO VOIP devices (with separate numbers) into one router/internet connnection?

[Athens]

No, but you can get VOIP devices with 2 jacks for 2 lines.