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This is the reality of E911...If you are in a situation that makes you feel like you absolutly have to reach an E911 operator (e.g. you have young children at home, you live in a high crime area, etc) ...

After all of the hassle you have gone through with these micro-morons in "customer service" I have to wonder why you still stick with vonage??? I would imagine all any savings you would achieve would ...

There is a very easy way to nail down exactly where yoru problems are with your call quality. First I would recommend that you do a tracert on from a computer connected to your internet connection so ...

If your ATA is working fine then I don't see any reason to be in a hurry to request a forced upgrade. Upgrading just because there is a new firmware version available can be a very foolish policy.

Once you transfer a call the circuit is between the vonage switch and the transfer destination. Your ATA has nothing to do with it after that point.

I can't imagine anything that would limit the am ...

Hmm..since this is specific to times of day it would lead me to believe that perhaps Comcast is having congestion problems along the route from your location to Vonage. Perpahs something in your neigh ...

I think at the least it would be helpful if you were you are calling from and the area codes+exchanges you are having consistent problems with (xxx-xxx) etc.

It would be easier for people to help y ...

If i was just using for personal instead of mixed personal/business use I would definately get rid of SBC...all of my friends/family have my cell number anyway.

When I got my Vonage service a few months ago I did exactly as you descirbed. I took the SBC line down to the bare minimum and I forward incoming calls from SBC to Vonage and then use Vonage for long ...

I have been using simulring for the past 3 months but the option to add more then one simulring number is definately new.

The only drawback to this is that when I have simulring pointed to my cel ...