On Sun, 19 Aug 2007 23:01:02 -0000, Adrian wrote:

>On Aug 19, 4:07 pm, Jim H <J...@jdjdjdjdjdj.com> wrote: 
...[vbcol=seagreen]
>FYI: I am crossposting this to uk.telecom.voip.
>
>My answer is that Vonage works well for me.  It is flat rate.  It is
>easy to set up.  It works well consistently.  I like their voicemail
>to e-mail.  I like their simul-ring option.
>
>Other VoIP users will tell you that there are many cheaper options.
>You will have to do some research and determine what will work for
>you.

I agree with you. It works well for me and has features that many
other providers lack. You'll find a whole contingent of VoIP purists
coming along shortly who will tell you that, because it's not a
standard SIP service, it's no good. So what? It works out of the box
and you don't need to be an expert in programming ATAs. So the only
thing missing is the excitement of working with incomprehensible ATA
codes. I for one am happy to do without that hassle.

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