Ooma

Posted By: deenibeeni on 2008-11-18
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Just stumbled across this new VOIP that sounds too good to be true. Normally I'd say "Then it must be," but judging from the number of 5-star reviews on multiple websites, I'm seriously thinking of trying this out. Anyone here tried it? Apparently you buy the hardware & if you don't keep a landline you have no more monthly phone bills at all. You can add on features, but the basic service includes more stuff than I have now. The computer doesn't have to be on to get a call, & everyone has commented on the voice quality. I imagine it works like Roku does with Netflix; like a mini-router that just routes a single IP address.

Anyway, it looks like it would pay for itself in 4 months, & after that phone service would be totally free. Anyone here tried it? I might just jump in but keep my land line for awhile in case it doesn't pan out.

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Ooma - deenibeeni
- I have VOIP s/m - MI-MT
- Stupid question..What happens if your power goes out? sm - MT and worn out
  - I was worried about that, too, but... - deenibeeni
  - ironic.... it's lose - NM
    - What is ironic is that... - Just Me
      - The 'grammer' police...! - deenibeeni
        HA! LOL! Touch� :) nm - Just Me
    - Well exxxxxxxxxxcuuuuuuuuuuse me. nm - MT and worn out

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