[BC] Cell Phone Number Questions

[Broadcast List USER]

They can do distinctive ringing.  I THINK that is four different ring  
patterns, but I'm not sure.  They also have two ports on the router.   
The second is NORMALLY used for a FAX line, but it doesn't have to be  
used for that.  Also, if you "repurpose" the router to another VoIP  
provider, it doesn't have those restrictions.

I have had Vonage twice.  Once was when I was volunteering to answer  
the phone for a non-profit.  The second was a business line.  They  
are so hard to cancel I don't think I will ever sign up again.  The  
service is fantastic, the quality is MUCH better than POTS, and they  
have all kinds of features.  BUT, if you are going to abuse me when I  
NEED to cancel, to heck with you.  I had to get nasty to cancel the  
business line.  It was worse than canceling AOL.

IF you think you will be with Vonage for a very long time, they are  
great.  If you think you may ever need to cancel service, think twice.

I could really use a bridge for two lines right now.  It wouldn't be  
for more than six to twelve months.  Because of the issues of  
canceling Vonage, I won't go there.  It isn't an issue of the  
cancellation fee, they just won't let you go.  They keep offering  
less and less expensive plans.  They keep trying to talk you out of  
leaving.  It just sucks.

--chip

On May 22, 2008, at 1:01 PM, broadcast-request at radiolists.net wrote:

> I know with Vonage I can have as many additional lines as I want.
> However, they're all routed to the main number. I don't think there's
> any indication of what number is being called.
>
> That's my experience. YMMV.
>
> Rich