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Why not? Unless you have alot of people tapping into the same bandwidth, and both lines are being used at the same time.

You do increase the probability of dropped calls, inability for the other ...

Shelco, you hit the nail on the head. Vonage is consumer quality VOIP.

You are correct, most corporation of 100 plus employees uses VOIP. But they also have multiple internet back up, uses busine ...

First, I am a small business owner. If I could afford T1 fiberoptic in this area, I would. But WOW cable has been very stable and reliable at 7MB/2MB.

Second, I am using just a standard Linksys r ...

I don't think that a business should put all its trust in VOIP.

My problem number one problem has been with the router (same one as many people here uses) at both offices. My second problem has ...

Here was what I learned:

Pluses:

Very fast porting of my previous business number (less than 5 business days) in the SE Mi area.

Only affordable way of managing two businesses with one ...

Nearly the same experience for me. Line ordered on Monday, ported by following Monday - 7 days later. Fortunately, I got my adapter by mail on Friday.

I live in Clawson, just outside of Detroit.

I agree that Vonage has terrible customer service, no accountability, poor overseas tech support.

But it seems that number porting is a regional issue. Probably Vonage could do a better job from h ...

As I read a comment about another user porting from SBC in SE michigan taking only 7 or 8 days... I got very anxious.

I ordered my Vonage phone adapter by phone on Monday. I filled out the portin ...

Maybe you should just plug the adapter to the cable modem first. If it works fine, maybe you'd need another router/switch?

Oh, the other thing, maybe you might want to try a new patch cable betwee ...

Yeh, I agree. My sister has problem with reliable faxing. If your business (legal or medical) depends on all faxes coming through, you can not afford one or two large clients - who can not fax to yo ...