Another VOIP question: Ooma and 622

[tobsandmags]

If you can arrange a LAN connection from your router to your ViP622, you can forget about the phone line on the ViP622.

Another option would be to plug in a HomePlug adapter near your router and use that with the ViP622's built in HomePlug facility.

It would appear that Ooma doesn't make any promises regarding fax machine usability so I wouldn't bother even if you can't make a LAN connection.

Just double checking....I need either a broadband connection or phone connection (but not both) to eliminate the $5 charge?

 

[ZachS@DISH]

Just double checking....I need either a broadband connection or phone connection (but not both) to eliminate the $5 charge?

The $5 charge for not having your receiver connected is no longer charged.

 

[Lord_Vader]

Those are high prices for VoIP phone service. The best value is to go the BYOD route. VoIP.ms is an example.

I know there are cheaper services, but I like voicepulse for it's features. (mostly white list). Also, the customer service is outstanding.