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I found out that Comcast VoIP runs on different servers than their regular internet traffic. So, if you use Vonage VoIP, it uses the regular internet service on Comcast. Which, IMO, is favoring Comcas ...

I think it's a Vonage conspiracy.

I have the Netgear wireless N jsut like the first poster. I also have Time Warner Cable as my broadband provider. I signed up with Vonage about 3 years (maybe 2) a ...

My Vonage service had become horrible with Comcast over the past two month. My calls would drop out or people could not hear me but I could hear them. I purchased the higher speeds from them and got ...

There are outsourced call centers there for 1st level support and customer service but the person posting was not asking that. He was looking for a service center. Like a place he could walk into and ...

Funny, every time I have talked to Tech Support from Vonage, each individual has had a heavy Indian accent...

I've been reading some of your previous posts, and I wish I had some more suggestions for you. For the speedtest results you've posted, you literally are all over the place. From that point, I'd run ...

Not saying this is your specific problem. However re-read the full post above and your situation isn't ironic at all. But there were a few possible issues with your speed test.

My Speeds seem to v ...

Must be a Comcast conspiracy then. I have two choices. Wait for the FCC to crack down on Comcast, or switch to Comcast VoIP.

IRONICALLY, Comcast's VoIP works on their ISP service, while Vonage has ...

Ok then. Try hooking your fax machine up to your VoIP line and have someone fax you. If it works, great, if not, then there is your answer.
If it does work, then you will need a splitter so that you ...

I don't see why you cannot do this.

I would think it would go something like this:

CABLE/DSL Modem >>ROUTER/Switch >>Current VoIP and Vonage VoIP plugged into ports on router or swit ...