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This is what I thought. If I moved a telco to Vonage then moved, then I can't move it to Sunrocket, for example, but if I didn't move, then I would be able to move it to Sunrocket. Is this correct?. ...

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This is what I seem to understand, and you confirmed it. For a baby bell phone number...From what I "think" is that you can take that number with you, but you need for first port it to Vonag ...

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Since I last wrote I think things have change with being able to keep or port phone numbers (at least it appears to me).

I will be moving to NJ to MD in the near future. I have Vonage and V ...

Is there an easy way to take a landline number at one location (or even Vonage or a cell phone docked using XLINK or Dock-N-Talk, for example) and have that number at a remote location?

I heard of ...

I just ordered and received Motorola MD7081 (and MD7091 on the way for my parents). I didn't do the research I should have (bought this phone on looks mainly). I hear the Panasonic being good. One ...

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Having the number you want anywhere is good. I still don't completely understand why some carriers refuse to let you keep your number if you move out of the local area. Not sure if this is ...

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In January it will be 2 years that I have Vonage so I am very happy with how it works. My wife also uses it also. For the most part we had no problems. I can recall once or twice (more lik ...

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This is interesting, and is what I suspected. Vonage seems to be the best choice in this case to keep my number. I will port my Verizon Wireless number to Vonage, use Simulring (and decide ...

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Not sure if this has been asked or explained. In short. If one moves to another state, do you lose your phone number? Vonage (that I have) implies no, but Verizon Wireless (also have) & ...

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I would like to comment on your inquiry about local calling exchanges. From what I would guess is that whatever exchange that is assigned, that any toll charges would apply, as if it was ...