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Vonage Let me try and explain my situation better.
I currently use Vonage for my small
Let me try and explain my situation better.
I currently use Vonage for my small business. It's been great but we're growing and I'm starting to wonder if it's time for a change?
O.K., so we own and operate two different websites which sell completely different products. They are nothing alike and that is why I want two different lines, two different support departments, etc.
So course, on my Vonage router, line one is set up for one phone number for one site and line two is dedicated to another phone number for another site.
Right now, if line one is busy, I know, I can have incoming calls forwarded to line two's phone number or vice-versa. BUT that causes confusion... since the phone who answer calls for one site, generally know nothing about the other site.
Basically, my situation is this... one of my sites is getting very busy lately and I need a third line. At first, I didn't want a third line since it was truly just a back-up, but at this point, a third line is what I need.
So, I ask, is it possible to get a third telephone line with Vonage?
That is what I think I need...
Somebody mentioned getting an adapter and I just purchased one at Target. Don't understand how this is going to change anything. From what I have now, my internet connection goes to my DSL modem and then from my modem to my Vonage router which of course, has two phone slots (line 1 & 2) on it. With this adapter, from what I see, the internet connection goes to my DSL modem and then to my adapter which again, has the exact same two phone slots (line 1 & line 2). What is the difference. Not matter what, I'm still only getting 2 lines to work with?
There was also mentioning of buying TWO routers but I have no clue how that would work. I already have one Vonage router and one Vonage adapter and again I ask, can I make a third line out of this?
If I'm wasting my time, I just want to know. Thanks!
Read The Full Thread: Four-Line Phone System?
• This seems simple enough.
I use Vonage with my small business. Currently,
• Somebody please help me. I've called the Customer Support number a few times today
• You will need to have 4 physical lines on the same account to be able to do this (that
• PBX would also require 4 incoming lines/DID trunks.
What do you mean by:
"when
• You can get as many lines as you want to pay for, and you have the bandwidth on your
ckad79 posted "Let me try and explain my situation better.
I currently use Vonage for my small" on 08/10/2007 |
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