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I don't believe this to be a very accurate statement.

It is an entirely accurate statement.

I have no intention of turning this into a tax argument, but this is made quite clear in tax la ...

I guess it depends on the Vonage ATA you are using. I found that my Motorola VT2142-VD works better between the cable modem and the router. (note the older Linksys BEFSR41 Router - a weak point in m ...

Since you already have a switch, technically there is no need to replace the router. The single port router plus switch will, in effect, be the same thing as a multi-port router. On the other hand, yo ...

You should have your modem connected directly to the router, then connect the Vonage ATA to one of the ports in your router or the switch. In this case, make sure the Vonage box is not set up to funct ...

There are lots of times when having a US credit card can be very handy, so why loose it in the first place?

Keeping a credit card with an address in the foreign country in which you have recently l ...

I use Vonage with Cogeco in Cobourg, and in Brazil with a pretty dismal DSL provider with a 1 meg connection. (I go back and forth). It works well, 99% of the time, in both locations. I constantly rec ...

Certainly a bit of voltage variation from the step down tranformer shouldn't have any serious consequences, although other factors might. I live in a part of Brazil where the voltage fluctuates throug ...

As you will see above, I have also had sporadic audio problems with incoming calls. I don't believe for a minute that it is an issue with the originating provider. Most of the calls to my Toronto Vona ...

You aren't by any chance constantly listening to Internet radio are you? This would eat up more bandwidth than Vonage. Other culprits can included services such as Orb, which people use to stream audi ...

V-phone gets you halfway there..

Sorry, I meant to say V-Talk in my original reply. Too many V-things. My apologies for confusing the issue.