October 14 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. In today's edition, we'll see how much Vonage spent on Internet advertising last month, and where that ranks when compared with other advertisers. We'll catch up on some appearances Vonage execs will make later this month where E-911 is sure to be discussed. In our popular Friday In the Blogs feature, we review what some of the VoIP bloggers we read regularly have written about this week. Finally, we'll look at a new Vonage VoIP Forum threads about those hidden excise taxes on Vonage service, as well as what a Vonage subscriber who has had the service for a year now really thinks about it.

October 13, 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. 

In today's edition, we'll look at one investment banking analyst thinks about Vonage, and visit another one of those pesky "is Vonage for sale" rumors. We'll also look at a new Vonage VoIP Forum threads about transferring toll-free numbers, and a thread with details about Vonage equipment shipping to Canadian customers.

October 12, 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. 

In today's edition, we'll point you to two well-written reviews- of the Vonage service itself, and then about the VTech Broadband Telephone System (BTS) with Vonage service. We'll also review an interesting new Vonage Forum thread about how a user "hung up" on the fact that his Vonage connection wouldn't hang up after a call attacked the problem - and the advice some helpful fellow Vonage Forum Members gave him along the way.

October 11, 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. 

In today's edition, we'll check in on Vonage's progress toward implementing E911 solutions. We'll read a report from a Mac site that reports a bug between the QuickTime multimedia player and the voice mail retrieval feature of Vonage's site. We'll also tell you about a solution. (hint: the problem is not Vonage's). And finally on the Vonage VoIP Forum, we'll look at a question a Forum Member has about setting up call forwarding without going through the Vonage Web interface.

October 10, 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. Before we begin, I have some exciting news. On Saturday, the Vonage VoIP Forum got our 13 millionth page view since we started out here in March, 2003. Each time you click on a page within the Forum, that's one page view. It took us only about 22 days to make the leap from 12 to 13 million page views. Doing the math, that tells us we are getting about 45,000 clicks a day! 

In today's edition, we'll look at a non-techie news reporter's account of how easy it was for her to set up Vonage service at home, and an article in which a techie news reporter describes how and why Vonage is cheaper than standard phone services. We'll also look at an article honoring Vonage chief marketing officer Dean Harris as a Marketer of the Year. We'll review Vonage VoIP Forum threads that link to some funny new Vonage tv ads, and also tell a reader how to solve the problem with non-functioning "*70" call-waiting block service,,,,,, as well as introduce you to our newest Vonage VoIP Forum Member of the Week.

October 7, 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. In today's edition, we'll look at a new distribution agreement in which some Canadian non-profit groups will benefit every time one leading non-profit organization service provider helps sign up a new Vonage customer.. We'll get you the scoop on what major award Vonage won last night, and clue you in on a forthcoming presentation by a Vonage exec on E911. In our popular Friday In the Blogs feature, we review what some of the VoIP bloggers we read regularly have written about this week. Finally, we'll look at a new Vonage VoIP Forum thread on forwarding calls in case Vonage experiences a service interruption.

October 6, 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. Today we will look at how Vonage helped the cities of Holmdel, New Jersey and Pass Christian, Miss., draw closer together.. We'll also review interesting new Vonage VoIP Forum threads on the Linksys WCG200 wireless router as well as what you can and can't do with Vonage fax lines. We also revisit and update a thread about a patent infringement lawsuit Vonage had filed on them earlier this week.

October 5, 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. Today we will look at what a leading British newspaper has to say about the Vonage service. We'll also review interesting new Vonage VoIP Forum threads on a patent infringement lawsuit Vonage had filed on them yesterday. 

October 4, 2005

By Daniel Connor

Welcome to today's edition of the Vonage VoIP Forum Digest. Today we will look at why you will likely see more Vonage ads on your local television station's website. We'll also read interesting new Vonage VoIP Forum threads on wireless transmitters and what happened when a very experienced Vonage user dialed "911"- by accident.

October 3, 2005

By Daniel Connor