I thought they were only Wholesale.
Assuming I used FPL (which I don't) this would be acceptable to me.
With the number of cell phones around nowadays I'd rather call 911 on a cell rather than voip.
May 6th, 2015 5:07 pm
I thought they were only Wholesale.
Assuming I used FPL (which I don't) this would be acceptable to me.
May 6th, 2015 9:07 pm
It used to be free, so this is a sudden change introduced recently. Also, it should be noted that no notice of the change was sent to
I'm not sure I understand. How did FPL not comply before? E911 has always been included with FPL, and a number of people made calls to e911 using FPL in the past and were never charged. But now a $35 per use fee has been introduced.To be fare, this is probably the only way Fongo can comply with new government regulations.
May 7th, 2015 4:50 pm
I eventually ported my number to FPL and simply pointed it to my cell because my home phone system is bluetooth and my cell rings on the handsets when I am home. I am completely happy with this solution since I have the cell with all the services I need (call waiting, call answer, Canada-wide calling, and some US LD minutes, etc.). If you don't have a cell then you will want/need to do the FPL SIP for voicemail, etc. After all the discussion, it was clear that the combination of FPL and GV was perfect. I'm loving only paying the cell phone bill (a nice loyalty plan that was a bit higher than my home phone but is mobile with data) and nothing else.pulsar123 wrote: ↑ And I am actually confused with 911 support in FPL. People mentioned in this thread that E911 is free with FPL. But this link mentions a per-call fee of 35$ for 911 calls:
http://support.freephoneline.ca/entries ... lice-Fire-
May 7th, 2015 9:28 pm
Won't work. GV doesn't support 911.OriginalMacBabe wrote: ↑ I put the GV on the OBi and it is working perfectly. I have no idea about what calling 911 on GV would do,
May 8th, 2015 7:03 pm
Mar 23rd, 2018 4:31 pm
Webslinger wrote: ↑ Again, I'd look into getting a credit card with no forex fees. Amazon Visa is one option.
merged-new-chase-visa-amazon-1160919/
I would not let a credit card stop me from trying out different services.
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Jun 16th, 2018 5:55 pm
Both vonage.ca and italkbb.ca works for Can$ credit card.VOIP providers that charge in Canadian $$?
Jun 16th, 2018 7:18 pm
Yep, price increased $10 on May 18, 2018.GlenLalonde wrote: ↑ Freephoneline says 89.95 for unlock key not 79.95 now.
https://www.freephoneline.ca/optionalServices#
Jun 16th, 2018 7:23 pm
Both Vonage and iTalkBB have a history of selling locked ATAs (if that situation has changed, I'm not aware). The only proprietary hardware mentioned in this thread is sold by Ooma, and unless you're able to unlock ATAs sold by Vonage or ITalkBB, those devices are just as limiting as Ooma's. That is, the customer is restricted to the service provider via the hardware that's issued.danieltoronto wrote: ↑ Both vonage.ca and italkbb.ca works for Can$ credit card.
There is zero need for upfront proprietory hardware to purchase as both provide you with an ATA that link to your router and phone system.
Vonage.ca is pricier and better in voice qual
Jun 16th, 2018 8:17 pm
Wow...reading your other inputs is like reading a phd thesis (I never comprehend getting a phone to use could be that complicated)Webslinger wrote: ↑Both Vonage and iTalkBB have a history of selling locked ATAs (if that situation has changed, I'm not aware).
Jun 16th, 2018 8:47 pm
The ATAs issued by iTalkBB and Vonage are proprietary insofar as they’re locked (or admin password protected) to the service provider. Consequently, there was no need for you to mention "proprietary"; doing so hurts your position.danieltoronto wrote: ↑There is zero need for upfront proprietory hardware
Will you let us know what device mentioned in this thread can't be connected to "your router and phone system"? If you can't, there's no point in mentioning proprietary because the service providers you're recommending also issue locked devices like Ooma does.as both provide you with an ATA that link to your router and phone system
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r307794 ... d-questionNobody cares if the ATA is locked or not.
Sounds so simpleIf you do not like their service (usage of the ATA included), you just end the service and return the ATA.
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