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If you want and adapter that will adapt to crappy signals and is trouble free go with Motorola if you can still find them. (Most used units will not be re-activated by Vonage from what I have heard. ...

The Motorola adapter was recommended by the tech people at Vonage about a year ago. They said it was very trouble free. If you want one of the hard to find (In NEW SEALED BOX) adapters here you go ...

I was issued a PDA at work and have to sync twice a day with a dial-up modem that attaches to the PDA ( Yes it can dial out with tones) . Here is the link to that modem...
http://www.igo.com/Produc ...

Keep in mind that some of those "classic" phones may have an unusally high ringer requirement (voltage). If you put too many phones on the vonage line you may experience problems with all the phones ...

I have a 7Eleven "Speak out" Nokia Phone. They charge $25 for a prepaid card which has a 365 expiration date. So for about $50 a year I have all the time I need. (Over 4 hours). But yes, if the call ...

I have a pre-paid cell phone and I pay by the minute. If my cell phone rings I pay 20 cents!
Call me cheap, but 5 of those a week is a buck!

To recieve faxes you can go to the us government sites like veterns or social security and they have documents that you can request by fax. Just enter you phone # and what docs you want faxed.

Yes, I guess you would call it the "stand-by" button. Although it turns off all the lights including the "power" light.

I found an easy way to forward my home line to my cell phone when I leave the house. I found that if I turn off my broadband modem (Motorola has an Off button at the top of the modem) my calls will a ...

I really did not intend this to be "SPAM"...sorry if you think so. I was just wondering if this is something useful in my current setup.