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Vonage – www.vonage.co.uk is a leading low rate VoIP provider for home & small business users. Make cheap phone calls using your phone and broadband. Got questions? You’re in the right place! We want to be as clear as we can about how Vonage works, how you use it, and what you can expect to [...]
Vonage – www.vonage.co.uk is a leading low rate VoIP provider for home & small business users. Make cheap phone calls using your phone and broadband. Got questions? You’re in the right place! We want to be as clear as we can about how Vonage works, how you use it, and what you can expect to pay. So here are some of the questions we get asked most frequently. Vonage is a low rate VoIP phone company. We offer cheap calls within the UK and around the world, all for a set monthly fee. Call plans start at just £5.99 a month. Instead of using a physical landline such as BT or Virgin, Vonage works by using your existing broadband connection. That’s why it’s so much cheaper. But you use Vonage just like you use the phone service you’ve got now. Once you’re set up, you carry on making and receiving calls just like you did before. Just pick up the phone, no headsets required, wait for the dialling tone, and then punch in the number. The only difference you’ll see will be in your bills, which will be much lower.
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HappyHomemaker: I am wanting to switch to a VOIP – like vonage or lingo – to save some money – but I am sooo confused. I have read so many bad reviews online for vonage, but also good ones. I was hoping someone might have a reccomendation of a VOIP provider – or any personal [...]
HappyHomemaker:
I am wanting to switch to a VOIP – like vonage or lingo – to save some money – but I am sooo confused. I have read so many bad reviews online for vonage, but also good ones. I was hoping someone might have a reccomendation of a VOIP provider – or any personal experience with Vonage or Lingo.
Asked on: 2009-02-27 02:46:43
Question by HappyHomemaker: Does anyone have any reccomendations on a VOIP provider? Is vonage as bad as the reviews state? I am wanting to switch to a VOIP – like vonage or lingo – to save some money – but I am sooo confused. I have read so many bad reviews online for vonage, but [...]
Question by HappyHomemaker: Does anyone have any reccomendations on a VOIP provider? Is vonage as bad as the reviews state?
I am wanting to switch to a VOIP – like vonage or lingo – to save some money – but I am sooo confused. I have read so many bad reviews online for vonage, but also good ones. I was hoping someone might have a reccomendation of a VOIP provider – or any personal experience with Vonage or Lingo.
Best answer:
Answer by Jeff B.
I have a web site that is good introduction to getting started using VoIP. It’s called CQ VoIP Call. (link in my profile)
I use InPhonex as my primary VoIP home phone service.
But there are many to choose from. Everyone has a different experience with the different service providers. So, who is best is really kind of luck of the draw.
No matter what service you get, some people will love it, and others will hate it……
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familymoneysavings.com Discover which is the best VoIP software Skype or Vonage ?
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Make low cost international phone calls to mobile and landline phones in more than 190 countries with the Vonage Time to Call app for iPhone. There are no plans to sign or calling cards to carry. You simply pay with iTunes for the calls you make. The app works globally and is easy to use. [...]
Make low cost international phone calls to mobile and landline phones in more than 190 countries with the Vonage Time to Call app for iPhone. There are no plans to sign or calling cards to carry. You simply pay with iTunes for the calls you make. The app works globally and is easy to use. To get started, download the app from iTunes and choose the country you want to call. Then tap buy on the screen. Calls bill directly to your iTunes account. Best of all you don’t need to be a Vonage customer to use Time to Call – anyone with an iPhone can download and use the app. It works on wifi worldwide and can save you 70 – 90% over major carriers. Calls range from 99c – .99 for 15 minutes and there are no hidden fees. Start making low cost international calls on your iPhone today with the Vonage Time to Call app. Android version coming in late 2011. For more information visit: www.vonagemobile.com
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Question by colvonryansa: I want to use vonage voip, so do I still need to keep basic att phone service to keep the dsl line? I want to use vonage voip, so do I still need to keep basic att phone service to keep the dsl line? att is a rip-off ! Best answer: Answer [...]
Question by colvonryansa: I want to use vonage voip, so do I still need to keep basic att phone service to keep the dsl line?
I want to use vonage voip, so do I still need to keep basic att phone service to keep the dsl line? att is a rip-off !
Best answer:
Answer by pingme
Ask for “dry loop” dsl.
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I got the unit primarily to use VoIP, which won’t do me much good if my a** is exposed due to viruses.. Btw- ViaTalk (www.viatalk.com) is offering 2 years of VoIP connectivity for just 200 bucks! They don’t coverage everywhere like Vonage, but I think they have the best overall package. By: lawbfreePosted on: 2009-08-15 [...]
I got the unit primarily to use VoIP, which won’t do me much good if my a** is exposed due to viruses..
Btw- ViaTalk (www.viatalk.com) is offering 2 years of VoIP connectivity for just 200 bucks! They don’t coverage everywhere like Vonage, but I think they have the best overall package.
By: lawbfree
Posted on: 2009-08-15 17:20:20
Keith Sypler: I got a used vonage v-phone usb mobile phone. that uses voip technology. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250275813395&_trksid=p3907.m32&_trkparms=tab%3DSelling check it out haha clever agent 47. but i actually need people who want/need this item. Nice try though =)Asked on: 2009-01-06 17:54:28
Keith Sypler:
I got a used vonage v-phone usb mobile phone. that uses voip technology. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=250275813395&_trksid=p3907.m32&_trkparms=tab%3DSelling
check it out
haha clever agent 47. but i actually need people who want/need this item.
Nice try though =)
Asked on: 2009-01-06 17:54:28
bels: Dialing from a land line or a hand set, not on a computer.I have heard of vonage but I do not know if there are any cheaper rates out thereAsked on: 2008-11-03 05:38:08
bels:
Dialing from a land line or a hand set, not on a computer.I have heard of vonage but I do not know if there are any cheaper rates out there
Asked on: 2008-11-03 05:38:08
Question by Eric N: If I switch from Comcast VOIP to Vonage will I still be able to use multiple phones? I am thinking of switching from Comcast VOIP to Vonage. Curretnly with Comcast I am able to plug a phone into any phone jack in my house to get sevice. If I switch to [...]
Question by Eric N: If I switch from Comcast VOIP to Vonage will I still be able to use multiple phones?
I am thinking of switching from Comcast VOIP to Vonage. Curretnly with Comcast I am able to plug a phone into any phone jack in my house to get sevice. If I switch to Vonage will I be able to do the same thing, without making any adjustments to houses main phone line?
Best answer:
Answer by Mike
no…!
you get one base-phone with build in router/firewall, and you can buy several extension phone later on….all you need is just an electrical outlet for them!!!
unless you to the whole house wiring, which really sucks…but I send to the schematics..if you want them….
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Question by Alden: Can I use a Netgear Wireless-g Router with my Linksys VoIP (Vonage) and cable modem to play…? …on xbox live? I’ve really been wanting to play xbox live and I’m wanting to buy a wireless router to play because the xbox is upstairs and the computer is downstairs. Any help is appreciated. [...]
Question by Alden: Can I use a Netgear Wireless-g Router with my Linksys VoIP (Vonage) and cable modem to play…?
…on xbox live?
I’ve really been wanting to play xbox live and I’m wanting to buy a wireless router to play because the xbox is upstairs and the computer is downstairs. Any help is appreciated. Also do I need to have the Xbox network adapter if I have a wireless router?
Best answer:
Answer by Rute
Yes, you can use that router with the cable modem, Vonage, and Xbox Live. Since its a wireless router, you can use the wired or wireless options. If wireless, you will need one of the Xbox wireless adapters.
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Question by Stecha: How to secure the voip (vonage) router which is connected to the primary netgear router.? I ve got a voip service called vonage which comes with a wireless router. This must be connected to Lan 1 of the Netgear router which provides internet so I can make phone calls through internet. The [...]
Question by Stecha: How to secure the voip (vonage) router which is connected to the primary netgear router.?
I ve got a voip service called vonage which comes with a wireless router. This must be connected to Lan 1 of the Netgear router which provides internet so I can make phone calls through internet. The problem is that I do not know how to put a wep key to the vonage router(DLink) so that no one else can have access to my internet connection. Notice that the Netgear Router has an encrypted key and it comes with Virgin Broadband. However even if the first is encrypted the second is unsecured and anyone can have access.
Best answer:
Answer by mrjaw14
I would disable the wireless radio in the router for Vonage. But if you want to use it for wireless internet access, then you type in a passphrase word in your router config page and it should generate a WEP key for you. If your router doesn’t do that, google a wep passphrase generator and you’ll type in a work, such as “what” and it’ll generate a wep keep based on that passphrase word. you’ll copy and past that into your router, and you’ll keep a copy of the exact same key in a document so you can copy and past it into other computers that need access….don’t try to write it down, it’s a loooooonnngggg number. I have a document that I keep on a flash drive that i take around to the computers I need to service.
If you need help getting into your router, consult the manual. usually you open a browser and type in the default IP address (usually 192.168.0.1) then type in a user name and password. Usually the user name is Admin or Administrator, and the password might be admin administrator or just blank
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This module covers VoIP and it’s components. This is Part 2 of our VoIP (Voice-over-IP) module. We highly recommend viewing our first parts of this module to get foundation information regarding VoIP and it’s components. This part explains how Vonage and other VoIP providers and how they provide service to people across the world. These [...]
This module covers VoIP and it’s components. This is Part 2 of our VoIP (Voice-over-IP) module. We highly recommend viewing our first parts of this module to get foundation information regarding VoIP and it’s components. This part explains how Vonage and other VoIP providers and how they provide service to people across the world. These VoIP providers use ATAs or Analog-to-Telephone adapters that link your regular analog phones to the internet and then to the telecommunications networks across the globe.
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Question by Meghan: Will my old Vonage Voip phone adapter work for BYOD? I have a old Vonage Voip phone adapter, can i get a BYOD service, and use this? Best answer: Answer by joe ryes, but you would need to unlock it… assuming that it is a pap2 http://www.unlockmypap2.com/ Know better? Leave your own [...]
Question by Meghan: Will my old Vonage Voip phone adapter work for BYOD?
I have a old Vonage Voip phone adapter, can i get a BYOD service, and use this?
Best answer:
Answer by joe r
yes, but you would need to unlock it…
assuming that it is a pap2 http://www.unlockmypap2.com/
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I have Vonage telephone service and in general it performs really well, however when my wife calls her relatives in South America – the reception isn’t perfectly clear. Is there anyway to improve the clarity on my end? I realize that the clarity issues might be on there end. Any help would be appreciated. By: [...]
I have Vonage telephone service and in general it performs really well, however when my wife calls her relatives in South America – the reception isn’t perfectly clear. Is there anyway to improve the clarity on my end? I realize that the clarity issues might be on there end.
Any help would be appreciated.
By: coolfire71
Posted on: 2009-02-14 05:59:02
Hi, I need some advice/HELP with this: – I’m just starting a new business with 2 other people. We want one number (if possible) that customers will ring and calls to be forwarded to 5 or 6 other numbers. So we have been looking at a VOIP service with Vonage. We would like it to [...]
Hi, I need some advice/HELP with this: –
I’m just starting a new business with 2 other people. We want one number (if possible) that customers will ring and calls to be forwarded to 5 or 6 other numbers. So we have been looking at a VOIP service with Vonage. We would like it to work like this: –
A customer rings 01270123456 (Vonage number)
the call comes in and it is forwarded to 3 other 01270 numbers (non-vonage) and 3 mobiles. We don’t mind if there is a certain order they ring, but it would be good if they could all ring at the same time and whoever answers accepts the call.
We have been told however than once the call is accepted the line would then be engaged for any other customers ringing us and we would also not be able to ring out over the vonage service. The only way around this as we can see is to have another line with a different number that forwards the calls to the same set of phones??? This means then however giving customers multiple numbers.
IDEALLY we would want 1 number and the line NOT to be engaged once we answer/make a call.
With normal BT lines it is possible to have multiple lines with the same number, is this not possible with the Vonage VOIP service? OR any other service either VOIP or not????
Can anybody PLEASE help me with this, i would REALLY appreciate your thoughts/ideas.
Thanks!
This needs to be a UK service too so that we can get a number in the UK.
By: russt93
Posted on: 2008-12-29 07:31:26
Lingo Less Than Vonage www.lingo.com
Lingo Less Than Vonage www.lingo.com
Question by Tyler: Why do i get good quality voip calling with vonage and not ooma? i bought my Ooma telo device to eliminate monthly phone bills, but the quality that i hear in the phone is bad, while the person i am talking to hears me clearly, with vonage i have clear quality on [...]
Question by Tyler: Why do i get good quality voip calling with vonage and not ooma?
i bought my Ooma telo device to eliminate monthly phone bills, but the quality that i hear in the phone is bad, while the person i am talking to hears me clearly, with vonage i have clear quality on both sides, they are both voip phone services
Best answer:
Answer by Hise
Ooma depends directly on Broadband speed. So if your doing other things like downloading it will be slow. While Vonage is the same and depends on it as well, it is less dependent. It just depends on your DSL quality.
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