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Vonage No it should not be much longer. In the meantime you can call people anywhere in
No it should not be much longer. In the meantime you can call people anywhere in Canada and the US. Just get your friends to call your long distance number - let it ring twice, and then ask them to hang up. That way you will see the caller id, and you can call them back.
I sent an email to Vonage Canada yesterday asking about 911 and Number Portability. This was the Canadian office that I was speaking with. The response was this:
Thank you for your email. I am happy to tell you that 911 and local number portability will be available VERY SHORTLY! Please stay tuned for details. With respect to the technical features you list below, I have bcc'd this email to our Director of Technology, as he might be in the best position to know if any of these technical offerings are in the works.
The questions to the Director of Technology are in reference to other questions that I asked her. I asked about several other features - Do Not Disturb, Call Privacy, Speed Dial, Telephone Directory Listing, and the ability to hook up IP phones as well as analog sets.
I think if we can get 911 and Number Portability, that would be a tremendous improvement. The lack of these two features seems to be the main reason many people do not want to switch to Vonage. At least this is what I am faced with when I tell people that I'm a Vonage customer. My friends and co-workers are very interested in this until they hear that 911 is not available, and that they would lose their current phone number. Those are big issues to many people. I think if Vonage can obtain those two features it will greatly improve their stance in the Canadian marketplace. It makes sense!
Read The Full Thread: Is Hamilton the only area code available for 905ers ?
• Just installed Vonage (ontario) and setup a virtual line to talk to relatives
• I had a friend who lives in Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia's area code is 902. The only
• yes, I am in the 519 and there are only 2 cities that Vonage offers service to, London
• Yes, this service works out wonderfully for you. It works out well for me too. My
• Guys,
I appreciate the help/info that you have provided.
It looks as
• Maybe not, but if you sign up with Vonage now, they will not charge you a fee to switch
• Guys,
I had the same problem, I live in Mississauga, got 905 number but exchange
• I also live in Mississauga and switched from a 905 to 416 number. When I called to
• They claim that you can get a local area calling code. In your case it is not working.
• How would they have done that? The rep I spoke with was quite insistent that Hamilton
DarKev posted "No it should not be much longer. In the meantime you can call people anywhere in" on 02/24/2005 |
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