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Do your US friends actually get charged when you call them from the Canadian number? I find that calls from my Canadian Vonage number are actually treated as US calls. Note that telcos do not use CL ...

I would suggest that you plug the Vonage adapter to the router, and plug the router to the modem. The computer will then have access to the wireless part of the router. Don't make your Vonage connec ...

"1. whether a USB wireless adapter plugged on my desktop computer in the present location room can receive Vonage phone signals from the wireless router/modem/Vonage phone adapter located in another r ...

Call quality varies but is mostly acceptable. Generally the best calls are made over a fast wifi connection. Sometimes the Vonage Facebook app works better, but not always. Still the price is right ...

I have to ask: What is the problem with this?

The first ring is kind of a placeholder - it lets you know that the network is processing the call so you won't hang up and try again. The subsequent ...

Your second option should have been correct. To most countries, you drop the leading zero when calling internationally. The area or zone code is usually not necessary because it is embedded in the m ...

IME, it works well in Singapore. I don't know if it is legal. I hope they just consider it another form of data.

This is from a month ago but it looks promising:

[url=http://www.electronista.com/articles/09/09/01/apple.yes.to.vonage.iphone/]Apple approves Vonage's iPhone app

I have Shaw as my ISP and Vonage for my phone and everything works. Several friends have Shaw for both ISP and phone and it seems to work similarly. The only difference is that I pay less.

Doesn't OpenDNS just affect http requests? What is the Vonage adapter using to send its requests?