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Anyone using it ?
Yes . Please comment on what you think of it from your experience. 1 (50%)
No - but I plan to switch my telephony over to VoIP soon. 0 (0%)
No - I not interested in using VoIP. 0 (0%)
Never heard of it. 1 (50%)
Total Votes: 2
VoIP
Topic Started: Jun 26 2005, 04:12 AM (169 Views)
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Admiral MacDonald RN
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Admiralbill_gomec
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God, no.

As often as Time Warner pops offline to either make service upgrades or because of a sector outage, I wouldn't want my long distance service through them. Maybe in five years or so. Local VOIP service is available, offering free unlimited calls (US and Canada) for $40 a month.

Voice over IP is about where cable TV was in 1980. It'll need some time and proof of a stable platform before I consider converting.
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