UTStarcom F1000 wifi phone for sale?

Posts: 19 · Vonage Forum Associate Joined: Jan 03, 2006 Posts: 19

I already have two phone land lines with Vonage 1 Main and 1 for Fax. My router is maxed out.

Both Plan you mentioned are only for 500 minutes. I use my IP Wi-FI phone as my main mobile number and have unlimited minutes.... The quality has always been questionable but it works pretty well when it works. A speaker and web browser would be nice on it. The volume has always been very low, using a headset helps.

Attaching to a hotspot **** since you have need a web browser to initiate and accept the ISP Service Conncection.

Vonage also told me I can't transfer my number to a Softphone. I can't understand why? Vonage should honor my account and let me transfer my number and allow me unlimited minutes on a softphone if they can't fix phone or replace the Wi-Fi phone.

I like to escalate this issue. Replacing a Wi-Fi Phone with a router is not a portable and mobile solution.

Thanks for your advice... Maybe can Vonage provide a better solution.

Posts: 103 · Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2007 10:47 pm Post subject: Alternatives to Starcom

Vonage has been wonderful for my business, but, as far as WiFi phones go, t-Mobile now offers a WiFi phone service on four different phones. For $20 bucks a month, you can get unlimited WiFi calls using the same phone device as you use for your regular GSM calls.