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A couple of things...

- Vonage is great, now that I cut over

- MCI actually didn't own my phone number, McLeod did. Therefore I sat around for 4 months with my thumb up my butt getting pissed b ...

I think Vonage gives you a 30 day trial. Me personally, I would sign up for a new #.. then cancel at 30 days. Then transfer if you are satisfied.

I would call them after the number is ported to verify they show your acocunt as cancelled. A 5 min call might save you months of headaches. I had MCI and they cancelled my long distance, but not my ...

I've got another issue related to the Transfer. Though our number got transferred to Vonage, we are still being billing by AT&T. We've called Both Vonage and AT&T and they are both passing t ...

If you still have DSL on the line, then you might be in for some problems. I don't have DSL... but this guys puts a good post out there that you might want to read.

http://www.vonage-forum.com/sutr ...

I think the key is... how much do you want to keep your phone number? Assuming you want to keep your phone number, I would either try to get the transfer to Vonage before or after your move... not du ...

also, I hope no one goes over 12 months. I would wait 366 days and then cancel in order to avoid that early termination fee.

Also, a piece of advice... I contacted Vonage during my 4 month ordeal 2 ...

do you have stats (proof) on your less than 10 days? I am one of 3 people I know locally that have transferred to vonage. 1 person was less than 10 days (about 7 days). One was 3 weeks. And I was ...

Here is my understanding of how it all works. Vonage and Cingular don't talk directly. Instead they have to go through a 3rd party company, per FCC regulations. So Vonage sends requests to this 3rd ...

you can cancel, but you will probably get hit with that early termination fee and I would assume they will charge you for your vonage router until you send it back to them.