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Calls to satellite phones are considered non-geographical, and therefore expensive to call per minute? What are you basing this information from?

The matter is more complicated than anyone has described in this forum thus far.

In the old days, the Local Exchange Routing Guide (LERG), was the document that dictated all of the rate centers tha ...

What kind of device is this broadband booster, and what does it boost? Do you suppose they make one that boosts customer service, or even creates it? Wink

I am curious...During the times where people notice your voice cutting in and out, were these calls you placed to them, or made to you? The reason I ask is I noticed the problem only on outbound calls ...

I have not noticed this happening to me on regular phone calls, EXCEPT while talking to Vonage Customer Care during two instances. I assumed the problem at the time was their headset, but I'm willing ...

I am certain these are QOS issues, not really affected by speed adjustments at either end. It would be interesting if some of the readers on this forum could conduct the same test I did to see if it i ...

The problem seems to be restricted now to only when I conduct speed tests to Vonage. My outbound calls seem to remain clear, just as long as I restrict my speed tests to other servers across the US. W ...

Power resets are a given whenever changes are made, I'll grant you that.

On an update note...I spoke at great length with an english-speaking New Englander technician last evening, and I succeeded ...

My voice was choppy to the distant end, but their voice was clear to me. Again, this only happened on outbound calls. ALL inbound calls are flawless.

I understand QOS being an issue with the voice quality, but how can it selectively change, depending upon who made the phone call? The problem should show up, regardless.

That aside...I finally mad ...