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Hack The Planet
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join:2006-08-28
Plattsburgh, NY
4 edits | Your complaints
In response to your comments. Faxing over VoIp is always been problematic at best. If it was such a concern how come you did not ask them about faxing reliability? If you would have asked they would have told you it is not recommended and if the tech was on the ball would have recommended a service like K7.net, myfax, efax, etc.
Okay, so the DMZ does not work right now? What is the problem other then something to complain about? I'm sure they are working on it?
24\7 tech support is very costly. How many telephone providers have 24\7 tech support, bet you can't think of any? Verizon has 9-5 tech support which PhonePower easily surpasses. You like saving hundreds of dollars right? Sure you can have 24/7 tech support and you can pay 25-30.00 a month for it?
"The volume on calls is pretty high, I had to turn every cordless/corded phone's volume at it's lowest level." Are you serious! I'm sure it makes the techs at PhonePhone wonder what they are in for? I really wish there was a hotline so s#$%id people could just call into complain so it would free up tech support and keep my costs down
Glad you everything is working out for you. 
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SterlingJ85
Obama 2008
join:2000-11-19
Millville, NJ
 ·PHONE POWER
1 edit | Dude, seriously. I have been in IT for years, and been a member of this site for almost 9 years... my complaints are valid. Don't be such a fanboy.. This is a newer VoIP company and if no one can speak to the shortcomings of the service how could it improve to be even better?
1) FAXing is not supported by ANY VoIP provider for obvious reasons. My statement was that I have gotten it to work on every single VoIP provider so far except PhonePower, which has me disappointed in that regard.
2) DMZ is something to complain about because it doesn't work. I want the GrandStream between my cable modem and router because I want it to do QoS. Router based QoS will not work on Comcast due to PowerBoost unless you want to limit your upstream bandwidth to less than what you could burst up to (for me that's between 2 and 6 Mbps). I wanted DMZ to be able to be pointed at the router so that UPNP will work correctly with multiple programs, #1 being uTorrent. To port forward through 2 NATs isn't optimal because I would have to assign static IPs in my LAN.. and for 9 computers (most of them being wireless laptops) this isn't an optimal situation. I was able to do DMZ perfectly well with Vonage's V-Portal, and I expect to be able to do the same with any ATA.
3) I said it would be optimal. I understand it does cost money, but at least Live Support on the website could be staffed by 1 or 2 people to handle simple questions with expanded hours.
4) This is a simple setting in the ATA. The amplification level is too high on mine. I was commenting that it should be lowered. It's not a complicated change. It bothers me that I have to hold all the phones in my house (corded and cordless) away from my ear because it's so loud you can hear it from across the room! | |
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