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Dan:

They already have been asking and receiving extensions. Well, the other carriers. The reason being that the original date was arbitrary and much shorter than wireless carriers had to imple ...

Yes, seeker_ktf (me: I'm ltf). I believe that all Vonage has to do is to populate their database with the information. From there all Vonage-to-Vonage calls should show name and Vonage-to-PSTN call ...

Dan:

Who cares? I am not hear (SIC) to praise their market expansion activities.

I believe this site caters to all who have an interest in Vonage, regardless of what aspect that interest ma ...

Number spoofing can be done a few ways. Some VoIP companies allow the user to set their ANI name. That is the easiest way because they just go in through the web portal and change the string. No te ...

Dan:

Who cares? I am not hear to praise their market expansion activities. I guess I would be if I was in their marketing department. I just want to know what new features they are going to offe ...

It is a shame that some user had to write Click-2-Call. I find it useful because I can call from Outlook directly. I am using another customer's Firefox extension that allows me to call numbers from ...

Don't expect many new features from Vonage. They are busy trying to expand their footprint before selling off. The more subscribers they have, the more money they will receive in an IPO or sale. Ne ...

I agree with alee. I just read a study today about SMB customers not caring so much about features but about price. The same is true with residential customers. They are fed up with paying RBOC $50 ...

Citron clearly stated that Vonage is a POTS replacement, but new market entrants are raising the bar. I applaud the introduction of E911 once it is here. Maybe Vonage would have provided it on their ...

I wish Vonage would state whether or not their plan is to just strictly be a POTS replacement. Many of us signed up because we saw them as a higher value product over that provided by the RBOC. As e ...