 AuthorityObama Biden '12
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Woodland Hills, CA | 2-line cordless phone - great with VoIP! If you have VoIP and are outside the USA you'll want to consider getting a 2-line cordless phone. It works great to have a local line and US line all on one phone... and the ability to conference those lines is awesome two.
I picked up a Radio Shack unit for $69 (lowest I've seen). It's 900mhz analog but where here on the beach the spectrum ain't too crowded.
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 joakoPremium
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kudos:5 | The have RadioShack outside of the US? |
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 AJuanAnon JuanPremium
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Miami, FL | reply to Authority
CaboBrett,
Great call. I actually have a Panasonic 900MHz 2-line I got from Best Buy for the same $69 »www.bestbuy.com/detail.asp?e=110···scat=891 and have been very happy with it. The 2.4Ghz multi-line phones are still a little too pricey for me. 
With Vonage on one line, the local line on the other and a conference capable cordless it can make for some serious savings! Of course, we know that none of us would do that anywhere it is illegal, right?
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AuthorityObama Biden '12
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Woodland Hills, CA | said by AJuan:
none of us would do that anywhere it is illegal, right?
Huh?
Brett |
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AJuanAnon JuanPremium
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Miami, FL | reply to Authority
Hopping off a VoIP call to a local line (sometimes called bypass) is illegal in some countries.
So even if we have a 2 line phone, it may not be legal to connect the two lines, depending on which country the ATA and 2 line phone is in! 
None of us on this board do anything illegal with VoIP, right?
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AuthorityObama Biden '12
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Woodland Hills, CA | said by AJuan:
Hopping off a VoIP call to a local line (sometimes called bypass) is illegal in some countries.
Where? |
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Also I belive the 2.4GHz phone will mess with your wireless network if you have one, 802.11b operates on 2.4GHz
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AuthorityObama Biden '12
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Woodland Hills, CA | said by mgulshan:
Also I belive the 2.4GHz phone will mess with your wireless network if you have one, 802.11b operates on 2.4GHz
Most can hop frequency and the new cordless phones are 5.8 Ghz anyway.
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