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The reason is that the Vonage goes across the Internet through dozens of computers, and then "pops up" into the phone networks in specific points depending on where you're calling. The caller ID you t ...

I was thinking that too ... maybe use a completely different colour scheme or something like that ... It wasn't till you actually told me that I realised these forums weren't part of Vonage itself...

Wierd. I've had Vonage for almost 12 months now, and I have NEVER gotten a telemarketer or solicitation call. My experience is that calls usually can be traced somehow back to whatever you have report ...

CIC is still unreachable ... just tried

Citizenship and Immigration Canada Call Centre
1-888-242-2100

Error message said "Area code is unreachable from {something I didn't make out} 007" - it w ...

Linksys don't have universal power adapters, so the power supply won't work in the US. You'll need to obtain a US power adapter for your router or you'll fry it.
Alternatively you can buy an AC conve ...

We're in Medicine Hat, and have Shaw High-Speed. We do have some issues with sometimes when dialing out, the phone we're calling won't actually ring. Or we don't get the ringing signal atleast.

As ...

PhotoJim, where do you get that listing from ?

http://members.dandy.net/~czg/lca_index.html

Thanks Smile

PhotoJim, where do you get that listing from ?

If it's correctly entered into the system, then it doesn't matter what the number is - the physical "home"-location of the number will count as local.

We've got Red Deer numbers on our cellphones, ...

Heh, so it does ... thanks... Hadn't noticed that at all. The instructions that we got simply said "see website for your local access number", didn't mention anything about *123 ... but it works, so t ...