Search found 10 matches

BT calls it the "square" button. Maybe Vonage can follow suit? And change the voicemail access code to 1571 whilst we're at it. Oh, and change the ringer too (I know it's the UK style, but to me it ...

According to the Vonage service announcements, you can now call 00800 numbers free of charge. Excellent Smile

Hello all,
Today I tried to call BTYahoo! Internet Services and, as with many large companies, they have an IVR system where you "Press 1 for Sales, 2 for Billing" etc etc... Now, I tried to press ...

All my tones are still US tones, aside of course from the ring tone itself. I might ask them tomorrow if they're willing to change the rest over to the UK style ones, as per the Sipura page. As an a ...

Call up tech support and tell them you'd like for them to change a few settings on your router. All of the USA techs I've spoken with were totally unaware of these features or how they worked, but on ...

Interestingly enough, I've just tried what you've said above and spoken to two techs. They were both happy to change the ring to a UK one, but they refused to change anything else stating "We've been ...

Yeah, I get the same issue here too. I sometimes try to call TV competitions and can't because both Vonage and my mobile provider block them. Shame. I might ring up to ask them if it's something th ...

I'd ring Vonage and tell them the exchange you're on, and tell them that there's a problem. They can then sort it out from there relatively easily. Might be worth giving BT a call too and letting th ...

As as quick aside...
My phones didn't ring, so I added a microfilter. One worked, one didn't, so I obviously use the one that does. However, it rings in the American style of one long ring, then a ...

How long have you left it before hanging up? It can sometimes (in my experience) take upto 20 seconds to connet, therefore causing the user to think it's not working.