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I've got more phones than fingers
What VoIP provider do you have?
What do you pay?
What are some things you like, and don't like, about your service?
My antenna is smaller than yours
Smart jack . Just installed it last night. Voice quality is good. Free north American call. VM and caller ID. 29.99 annual fee plus 10 annual for local Canadian number. You can also port your existing number. I'll try it for a few more weeks then if it's good I'll cancel my landline.
Creed:
This is my cellphone. There are many like it, but this one is mine. My cellphone is my best friend. It is my life. My cellphone and myself know that what counts is not the calls we make or the cuteness of our ring tone. We know that it is the hits that count. We will hit.
Phone Collector
I'm about to try the Ooma. $200 for the device itself, but free US calls for life. $30 number port fee if you wanna keep your number tho.
My mom bought me this phone
NETTALK DUO
Nettalk.com $49.95 includes device and 1yr of service & $29.95 each addit. yr. fax friendly. Free calls to US and Canada. Keep ur existing number for free. Low international rates. Free smartphone app. technical support 7days/week
Post Machine
Lingo, for the win! $12.00~ a month with all fees, and has a lot of features like concurrent calling and the ability to forward specific numbers to Google voice where they get the boot!
I've climbed a cellphone tower
Google Voice using an Obihai 100 ($45 from Amazon) for $0 a month.
Free incoming/outgoing calls to the U.S. and Canada using your Google Voice number.
Supports two separate VOIP lines. I also have my SIPGate line configured on the OBi100 which I use for free incoming calls. Simple setup.
Does not support e911 but does allow you to reprogram 911 to call a ten-digit emergency number which works well.
Works great with a DECT 6.0 phone system.
Great call quality.
All the normal phone features: Voice Mail, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Call Waiting, 3-Way Calling, etc
Free smartphone apps
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