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shri62
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Joined: Aug 09, 2005
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Hi, I'm planning to carry my Vonage box to Mumbai and my parents have the In2cable (cable modem) ISP. Will the Vonage work with in2cable . Has anyone successfully tried using Vonage box in mumbai and also kindly provide me with details and the ISP used for it. |
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KDWycha
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Joined: Jan 19, 2005
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Location: Tampa, Florida USA (813)
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They even have cablemodems in Mumbai? Sounds like its in Africa somewhere. I would have figured they still use tin cans and string as modems. |
_________________ Kevin Wycha Vonage Subscriber Since: Jan 17, 2005 Linksys RT31P2 Router/ATA Motorola SB5100 Cablemodem Roadrunner TampaBay (10mb down/1mb up) ---
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VonageTPA
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Joined: Jul 11, 2005
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Location: Florida (usually)
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For the geographically challenged, Mumbai is in India. Yes, it's a poor area, with about half of the population living without electricity and running water, but the wealthy probably do have all the modern convienences. |
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Kirk
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Joined: Jul 29, 2005
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Like most Americans, you know next to nothing about the rest of the world. |
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EzCo
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Joined: Jul 21, 2005
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LMAO. I'm an American and I agree with you! Maybe he's heard of Bombay. The British couldn't pronounce Mumbai. The closest they came to it was Bombay, so it sort of stuck.
| Kirk wrote: | | Like most Americans, you know next to nothing about the rest of the world. |
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VonageTPA
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| EzCo wrote: | | LMAO. I'm an American and I agree with you! Maybe he's heard of Bombay. |
If he's ever called Vonage tech support and gotten one of the outsourced script-reading techs, he's definitely heard from Bombay.  |
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rcgroup
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Joined: Aug 03, 2005
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| VonageTPA wrote: | | For the geographically challenged, Mumbai is in India. Yes, it's a poor area, with about half of the population living without electricity and running water, but the wealthy probably do have all the modern convienences. |
please allow me to correct here... maybe less than 10% without electricity 70% in the medium class (with most amenities we as americans have) 20% rich
also most of the outsourced companies from here prefer mumbai/bombay. my company also has 300 people out there! so does verizon and dell and hp
Shri, yes Vonage wortks fine in there i have many friends who have sent the router from here to there and use it without issues.
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VonageTPA
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| rcgroup wrote: | | VonageTPA wrote: | | For the geographically challenged, Mumbai is in India. Yes, it's a poor area, with about half of the population living without electricity and running water, but the wealthy probably do have all the modern convienences. |
please allow me to correct here... maybe less than 10% without electricity 70% in the medium class (with most amenities we as americans have) 20% rich
also most of the outsourced companies from here prefer mumbai/bombay. my company also has 300 people out there! so does verizon and dell and hp
Shri, yes Vonage wortks fine in there i have many friends who have sent the router from here to there and use it without issues.
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I was just going by what my Lonely Planet book had to say about it. I've never been to India myself, but have a few good friends who are from there, and yes, they use Vonage to talk with their families. |
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