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Member review of T-Mobile VoIP


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Review by atrayu See Profile
Posted: 361 days ago
member for 3 years, 26 visits, last login: 66 days ago


Homestead,Miami-Dade,FL
$14 per month
""Call Quality and Price""
"website, conference calling, voicemail"
"Great quality and perfect price"
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    I have been a T-Mobile customer since 03' signed up for T-Mobile @Home week of 4thJuly08 after some initials hick ups with the number port from AT&T. I Could make calls/couldn’t receive calls number announces as not in service or fast busy signal; after a back and forth 3 hour hold and 12 hour scheduled call back @Home tech support blamed it on porting department &/or AT&T, while porting blamed it on @Home. The service has been rock solid after the initial issues during first weeks of service used Vtech i6790 instead of recommend phones the entire features of the phone function with the service

    Installation was quick popped in my sim swapped @Home router for old router connected to wall jack got blue light and was good to go in less than 10 minutes

    @Home line supports all the features available to T-Mobile mobile phones except for data features i.e. sms/mms/wireless web/ downloadable ringtones it does support Caller Tunes. Conference calling (3-way calling) works differently than on POTN it isn’t possible to join a new call from call waiting, when calling another party you have to wait until connected with them you just can’t "click over" while phone is still ringing to join call like with 3-way calling on POTN. Voicemail is lacking features provided by other VOIP providers (Voicemail transcribing, messages available online and manage voicemail box online) I use You Mail to provide these features. My T-Mobile hasn't been updated to differentiate @Home from cell phone service.

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