[Hidden-tech] tmobile voip

[Jan Werner]

I switched my business phone line from Verizon POTS to T-Mobile at Home, 
MyFaves (unlimited free calling to 5 numbers) and a Blackberry Curve.

Without Blackberry Internet Service ($20/month), it would have cost less 
than Verizon's most basic business plan, with far more capability built 
in, and even with BIS, it only costs me about $15/month more than I was 
paying Verizon for the line alone, for unlimited VOIP phone service with 
voice mail, etc. FAX might be a problem if you need it, but I don't. The 
biggest downside for some businesses might be losing their Yellow Pages 
  listing, but for me, that's a blessing.

T-Mobile has almost no cell coverage around the Berkshires, but I find 
WiFi reception on the BB Curve to be excellent. And of course, it gives 
me the ability to take my office phone with me when I travel.

Jan Werner
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Pete Cassebeer wrote:
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> 
> I am considering the tmobile at home option to use voip for my residence.
> Would like to use this for business application with fax send/receive.
> 
> My only option for connectivity here is dial-up or charter cable, and 
> will not consider bundling with charter.
> 
> I noted on a previous thread using battery backup for the modem/voip 
> router would help with power failures.
> 
> 
> Are there any issues with this tmobile service or with voip phone 
> service in general I should be aware of here?
> 
> Pete Cassebeer
> Easthampton
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