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Vonage VDV22-VD V-Portal Router with Phone Adapter

Vonage VDV22-VD V-Portal Router with Phone Adapter

Vonage VDV22-VD V-Portal Router with Phone Adapter

Vonage Adapter Box, New In Box,

List Price: $ 79.99

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Posted by VOIP Guy - June 23, 2012 at 8:14 am

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Cisco-Linksys RT31P2 Wired Router for Vonage Internet Phone Service

Cisco-Linksys RT31P2 Wired Router for Vonage Internet Phone Service

  • Unlimited calling to the U.S. and Canada only .99 per month, other plans as low as .99
  • All plans include call waiting, caller ID, voicemail, call forwarding, and many more features
  • Voicemail can be checked online or by phone or forwarded via email
  • Use your current phone; keep your existing phone number or choose a new one
  • Advanced Linksys router with 3 10/100 switched Ethernet ports, 2 RJ11 voice ports

The router allows you to connect up to three PCs and two telephones or fax machines, and they’ll all share a single Internet connection through which you can smoothly transfer data of all kinds. While talking on the phone, you can still share a printer, make backups, or simply move your latest presentation notes over to your laptop. With easy Web-based configuration, all these options are available at the click of a mouse. Linksys backs the router with a generous three-year warranty.Amazon.com Product Description With Vonage, you can make phone calls over the Internet, potentially save on long-distance charges, and access a rich assortment of calling features. Plans start as low as .99 per month, and the Premium Unlimited plan offers unlimited calling to the U.S. and Canada for only .99. And it’s easy to use–for making and receiving calls, Vonage works just like traditional phone service, with no special access codes or account numbers required.

Easy Hardware Connections

All Vonage plans let you enjoy the call features you’ve become accustomed to: call waiting, caller ID, voice mail, call forwarding, three-way calling, call return, repeat dialing, and reliable long distance… plus other features that may be new to you. For example, you can receive your voice mail as an e-mail attachment, and you’ll have a phone number that travels with you. Visit www.vonage.com/amazon to see which plan is best suited to your lifestyle and budget. The low monthly rates are quite reasonably priced, in our opinion, and with them you may save considerably compared to traditional phone service. International calls are available for additional low fees, with one economical exception: calls from the U.S. to Canada are treated as domestic long-distance calls, rather than international ones. Vonage also supports short-form emergency 911 service, where available. (Dialing 911 requires activation and operates differently than traditional 911. See Vonage’s website for details.)

The starter kit comes with a Vonage-certified Linksys RT31P2 router, avoiding the need for a separate phone adapter. All you need is a high-speed Internet connection (cable or DSL) and a touchtone phone. After setting up your Vonage account, you’ll have instant access to two lines, each with a separate phone number–you can even assign them different area codes, subject to availability. You’ll still be able to surf the Web while talking on the phone or receiving faxes.

The router allows you to connect up to three PCs and two telephones or fax machines, and they’ll all share a single Internet connection through which you can smoothly transfer data of all kinds. While talking on the phone, you can still share a printer, make backups, or simply move your latest presentation notes over to your laptop. With easy Web-based configuration, all these options are available at the click of a mouse. Linksys backs the router with a generous three-year warranty.

What’s in the Box
The Linksys RT31P2 broadband router with two phone ports and three switched Ethernet ports, a power adapter, a setup CD with user’s guide, a network cable, Vonage plan and support information, a Quick Installation card, and a registration card

List Price: $ 89.99

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Posted by VOIP Guy - March 2, 2012 at 8:56 am

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Motorola Vonage VOIP Broadband Gateway Modem VT1005

Motorola Vonage VOIP Broadband Gateway Modem VT1005

  • Works with Vonage DigitalVoice service
  • Unlimited nationwide and local calling for a low monthly fee
  • Free caller ID block, voicemail, repeat dialing; free call waiting, forwarding, and transfer

Review
Enjoy the world’s only end-to-end voice-over-Internet service that uses traditional phones to make and complete calls. The Vonage DigitalVoice Service package contains everything you need to quickly and easily install a phone line in your home. In a matter of minutes, your Vonage DigitalVoice phone can be up and running, and you can be talking over your broadband connection to your friends, business associates, and faraway relatives. It’s easy: just plug the included phone adapter into your high-speed Internet connection and plug your telephone into the included Motorola VT1005v dual-port voice terminal adapter.
What’s in the Box
Motorola VT1005v Voice Terminal Adapter, AC power adapter and line cord, Ethernet cable, VT1000v series Voice Terminal CD-ROM; Vonage DigitalVoice plan, support information, and promotional offers.

List Price: $ 109.00

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Posted by VOIP Guy - November 28, 2011 at 9:16 am

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Why can I not find Voice over IP carriers in Iowa? Does Vonage have a monopoly in Iowa?

Question by doubletap_downzero: Why can I not find Voice over IP carriers in Iowa? Does Vonage have a monopoly in Iowa?
I have searched a TON of sites offering very affordable voice over IP (VOIP) service, however, all of them seem to offer service in in the ENTIRE USA except Iowa. What gives? Why won’t these companies touch Iowa? The only people offering VOIP in Iowa seems to be Qwest, MediaCom, and Vonage. Is there some monopoly they have here or what? I can get service from just about anybody in Nowheresville, Montanna or BuFu Wyoming but not in IA and its making me mad. If you can explain this unusual absence of service provision I would appreciate it. Thanks!

Best answer:

Answer by danuitti
At first, not even Vonage was not in Iowa and a few other states. But there are a few others. (I have Vonage, and I am OK with them)

Check this comparison chart.
http://www.best-rate-guide.com/voip_iowa_provider.html

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Posted by VOIP Guy - August 17, 2011 at 1:09 pm

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