Has anyone got any good, bad experiences of voipphone?

I really just want a primary phone provider for my uni campus accomodation
next year with our 34Meg broadband. I would go with Vonage, but I would feel
a bit locked in, and I don't expect we will make £10 of calls a month. I
also like all the call back type features in voiphone, and the fact they
have peering arrangements etc.

Mark

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flibble wrote:
> Has anyone got any good, bad experiences of voipphone?
>
> I really just want a primary phone provider for my uni campus accomodation
> next year with our 34Meg broadband. I would go with Vonage, but I would fe
el
> a bit locked in, and I don't expect we will make £10 of calls a month. I
> also like all the call back type features in voiphone, and the fact they
> have peering arrangements etc.
>
> Mark
>
>
I don't use them that much, but calls have been ok when i have used them.

I don't know how to set a geo number as prestentation number..... 

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On Mon, 22 Aug 2005 14:52:26 +0100, "flibble"
<fliblebibble@adamsonfdfgdf.com> wrote:

>Has anyone got any good, bad experiences of voipphone?
Can't fault them every bit has good has Vonage in most respects .

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"Sean" <seanhardy88NOSPAM@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> flibble wrote: 
> I don't use them that much, but calls have been ok when i have used them.
>
> I don't know how to set a geo number as prestentation number..... 
>

Uuh, do you mean one that you had purchased from them?

That would be quite important to me, anyone else managed to do that?

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Sean wrote:
> flibble wrote: 
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> I don't use them that much, but calls have been ok when i have used them.
>
> I don't know how to set a geo number as prestentation number..... 

I have been using Voipfone for quite a while now for both my home and
business calls and they have been faultless and they seem to be on top
of things too they seem to be adding new features almost weekly

Also mark I needed my geo number set on the cli I just mailed them and
it was done almost instantly=20

Mat

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flibble wrote:
> Has anyone got any good, bad experiences of voipphone?
>
> I really just want a primary phone provider for my uni campus accomodation
> next year with our 34Meg broadband. I would go with Vonage, but I would f=
eel
> a bit locked in, and I don't expect we will make =A310 of calls a month. I
> also like all the call back type features in voiphone, and the fact they
> have peering arrangements etc.
>
> Mark

Voipfone are cool been using the xlite but have just ordered a plug and
go sipura from them today and thats good for me because i cant even set
up dvd player

Danny Da Idiot

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chief601@gmail.com wrote:
> flibble wrote: 
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>
> Voipfone are cool been using the xlite but have just ordered a plug and
> go sipura from them today and thats good for me because i cant even set
> up dvd player
>
> Danny Da Idiot

What do you mean "have just ordered a plug and go Sipura" what's the
difference between this and a normal Sipura ?

Tony S

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>
> What do you mean "have just ordered a plug and go Sipura" what's the
> difference between this and a normal Sipura ?
>
> Tony S

the device is the same but voipfone dispatch everything already set up
for you to use you dont need to mess around with anything

like they say you just plug and go have a look at the link
http://www.voipfone.co.uk/shop.php

Mat

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"Tony Stock" <tonystock2005@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Mathew Curtis wrote: 
>
> you mean like vonage do?
>
> Tony S
>
The one difference I know of is that voipfone say you are welcome to mess
with the settings afterwards, which is understandable given that the
equipment isn't free like vonage's is.

Mark

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Tony Stock wrote:
> Mathew Curtis wrote: 
>
> you mean like vonage do?
>
> Tony S

Well yes sort of except with voipfone once you have paid you own the
hardware your not tied in to any contract or monthly charges unless you
want to be and the hardware is not locked down so you can use it with
another provider if you want to i am going to be ordering another snom
if my card is not maxed out.......

Mat

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