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By design, shared Wireless connections such as the Bell/Rogers offering are very bursty - especially during times of congestion. This means that your connection to the internet is served in time slot ...

Stop hijacking this thread Cogeco boy!

Of course wired speeds and prices are better. That is NOT the reason people pay more for the wireless service.

Now, what were we talking about again?

I just dumped Vonage. 1 year was enough. It was ok when it worked half decently which was only 80% of the time. Sounds high but for a phone service it's not!

Lot's of little problems and when I ...

All it takes is 2 wireless clients to screw up a WiFi phone! You trying to carry on a conversation and some other guy using a laptop. He downloads his email or whatever and your voice will go choppy ...

Wifi has some inherent limitations that make it a poor fit for things like VoIP. I think it has to do with flow control, QoS, etc. I don't think you can really do effective QoS on WiFi. It's a big ...

Yes, you can port your # over to Rogers. Probably takes about 10 days. You might want to consider Primus Talkbroadband which is a LOT cheaper albeit still Voice over Internet.

That's not too good at all.

I just cancelled my Vonage service after a year and ported my number to Shaw Digital Phone which recently became available in my area.

I tried to love Vonage and they ...

I have also been having the problem for the past few days. We have only had Vonage for just over a week, but we have been having problems almost the whole time.

Sometimes when you try to call our ...

When you do port prioritization (recommended) you do not need MAC prioritization as the port prioritization overrides that I believe.

Either that or the firmware is trying to do both if it's not sm ...

Yea,

I don't think it is an over subscription problem for incoming. Incoming calls all come from Vonage NJ via the PSTN for Canadian customers. If it is an over subscription problem it would be ...