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w_boba
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Joined: Jan 10, 2006
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I have home phone with Vonage (PAP2 adapter), and I am going for a vacation to another country. Can I download and use Softphone instead of taking my phone adapter with me while I am away without $10 subscription for softphone ? I am taking my laptop with me anyway. And noone is going to use my Vonage adapter while I am away. |
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Pepperoni
Vonage Forum Master


Joined: Mar 17, 2005
Posts: 164
Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan
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| w_boba wrote: |
| I have home phone with Vonage (PAP2 adapter), and I am going for a vacation to another country. Can I download and use Softphone instead of taking my phone adapter with me while I am away without $10 subscription for softphone ? I am taking my laptop with me anyway. And noone is going to use my Vonage adapter while I am away. |
You need a softphone account. The main account is tied to the modem.
There is no hardware or cancellation fee; when you come home, just cut off the softphone to stop the charges. |
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w_boba
New Forum Member


Joined: Jan 10, 2006
Posts: 2
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| Pepperoni wrote: |
| w_boba wrote: |
| I have home phone with Vonage (PAP2 adapter), and I am going for a vacation to another country. Can I download and use Softphone instead of taking my phone adapter with me while I am away without $10 subscription for softphone ? I am taking my laptop with me anyway. And noone is going to use my Vonage adapter while I am away. |
You need a softphone account. The main account is tied to the modem.
There is no hardware or cancellation fee; when you come home, just cut off the softphone to stop the charges. |
So I'll be end up paying extra $10 during my vacation, even if my main line will not be used. It's not quite fare. |
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nostromo
Vonage Forum Associate


Joined: May 06, 2005
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If you want to use the Softphone, I assume you'll have access to the internet? Just take your adapter and a handset with you. No need to route the calls through your laptop. If you want to receive your home calls you'll be able to as well. |
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