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A couple of things on this.

Supports recommendation of purchasing another account just doesn't make sense on any level.

Regardless of your concept of being able to use multiple devices for a s ...

Any standard phone will work with Vonage.

If you get a DECT phone make sure it is just plain DECT and isn't a DECT IP phone or DECT VOIP phone, etc.

It should not interfere because it works on ...

Depending on which Belkin device you have you could consider loading DD-WRT firmware on there. This has excellent options for setting up QoS.

You can see more about DD-WRT here: http://www.dd-wrt ...

This is separate from your actual problem, but you don't have to use all 4 V-Portals. You can transfer lines online to consolidate and only have to use 2. Then just keep the other two if one of the ...

I don't think you can use it since Vonage doesn't give out the SIP credentials to allow you to setup a VOIP handset.

Read this from the Vonage site.

http://www.vonage.com/help.php?article=501&category=124&nav=102&promo_id=USVONRPFMF&refer_id=OLNSR071001054W1

Bottom line is that it may work, but ...

Two things.

1. If you have bad cordless phone reception in the same location that you plan to put the bridge, I'm a bit less hopeful that this will give stable performance.

2. If you end of want ...

What else is on your network?

My guess would be that other things going on while you are on the phone are causing this, specifically things that eat up your upstream bandwidth.

Have you setup Qo ...

Search this forum, you will see many posts asking this question.

We have seen cases where people get it to work, but many others where it does not work.

I don't think Vonage will never sell a de ...

It could be many things, but if I were you I would start by removing the Vonage router from your setup and then see if the unit works. At least this way you can narrow down what the issue might be.