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That's good news if it's true, but I don't think it's worked since I switched to Vonage (April 2004).

Maybe they had a few servers running that allowed it and switched people if they complained. I ...

Hi Dave,

Yes, that's what might happen if you don't have call waiting on your cell, so you should test it - I think it's possible that calls to your Vonage number might get a busy signal rather tha ...

China does not block ports on their ISPs so it should work fine. There are old posts in this forum on it, this is one:

http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic1151.html

This is a discussion on anothe ...

I suspect that Vonage has been working on this. We just had a friend switch to Vonage and his caller ID shows up as his number in the name location and then his number again. I take that as a sign t ...

Don't expect this issue to be resolved, it would most likely require a software rewrite that makes an exception (if call is from X number, then don't ring Y number simultaneously). Any exception like ...

If you transferred a number to Vonage, you can transfer it out, BUT the new carrier has to be able to accept it.

I don't know if it's the same type of problem, but often there is absolutely no background noise on the line so it sounds dead, it was hard to get used to.

91 is for when you want to announce your transfer.

Sort of like how Verizon L.D. says they will have to transfer you to a different department, but rather than just say hold on, they transfer you ...

I should have looked harder first, found this:

Transfer Calls As You Receive Them
Vonage call transfer also allows you to transfer calls as they come in. This will allow you to transfer a call t ...

Is there a section in this forum or on vonage.com that explains about call transferring? I've never heard of it and I'm really interested.