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reply to redshift

Re: [Other] Allo.com

LOL yeah I'd rather have the Spa 3102...but apparently their POPs "work better" with their device.
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"So this is how liberty dies. With thunderous applause."

I just signed up--see my post about VoIP configuration. When i did temporarily get the VoIP up and running, the quality was excellent. I just can't get both VoIP and internet to work at the same time. Tech support is a little hard to understand--i understand they are a call-centre in India so although their english is pretty good, the accents are quite thick. I signed up for unlimited monthly with the aim to buy the $199 / 2 year package if everything's works satisfactorily. At this point, i'm definitely undecided as to whether i will keep it. I really like the idea of the mobile VoIP.

you should checkout Voicestick if you like the "MobileVoIP" feature. They have a similar one called "i2Bridge." Check it out here: »www.voicestick.com/Features/Inde···153;#200

Voicestick is the best VoIP provider i've tried so far. With the exception of minor outages, they've been great. Others i've tried include: Packet8, Voicepulse, Vonage, Broadvoice, Lingo, and Sunrocket.

I did just check them out. However they only seem to be available to customers in the US, not Canada.

Correction--i believe it is available to Canadians but we have no option to have a Canadian phone #, which is basically useless to me.

reply to jds17j
Voicestick is not for prime time yet, the billing system is poor, they have outages all the time, down for days, even a week at a time. Maybe they will get better.

Other Voip companies have calling card like numbers that you can dial into, which makes it easier than using the mobile voip feature.