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Out of curiosity, with Vonage talk are we able to just take some SIP settings and enter them onto a Voip enabled phone. (Like a Nokia e-series?) I would love to be able to do this without getting a so ...

Vonage has been going through an interesting progression:

1. Softphone, like an extra phone, max 500 minutes, $9.99/month in addition to a main account. Must have main account with analog adapter. ...

I have had more than five virtual numbers, and not one of them has ever taken more than a few seconds to start working.

I think you've been given a bad number, one that isn't really in Vonage's all ...

Note, however, that even for new lines or new customers the VT2542 isn't free; the rebate only covers part of the cost and you're required to pay $59.99 yourself.

For my money I'd get a different ...

All that site does is send an email to number@provider, which is why it only works for U.S., Canadian, and a few foreign providers (and why you have to know the provider to send the message).

Not a ...

As has been said, this is not an uncommon problem, and not unique to Vonage, and not even to VoIP. It's just part of the whole number-portability morass.

Just a couple of months ago the same thing ...

Telekom, the almost-monopoly in Germany, helps keep phone rates so high in Germany that the chances of Vonage adding it are pretty slim.

As for a virtual number, the German regulator has decided th ...

On Mac OS X:
1. connect to the wireless network as usual
2. plug the Vonage adapter into the ethernet port, and power it up.
3. open the sharing control panel, internet tab.
4. share airport conne ...

New info added by both Pepperoni and jcovert.

Are the first two digits of the number "90" (Turkey [no, not you, the country])? Did you forget the "#" in the "#90" or dial it before the adapter dialtone had gotten solid after the flash? Or did y ...