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I don't like advertizing my journal, so I'm not entirely sure about making this post. We recently got VOIP service, however, and we're pretty happy with it.
(VOIP is Voice Over Internet Protocal, where you use your internet connection for your phone service. Sometimes, that means you use a computer program and a headset. In this case, it means using your regular phone but plugging it into a device plugged into your modem instead of a wall jack.)
Compromise, then: If you're interested, check under the cut. US residents with a stable high-speed connection only. (If you want to test your connection for VOIP compatability, you can use this java program to run a simulation.)
( Read on, if you're interested... )
All in all, it's not perfect, but it works well and it's a darned good deal.
If you are interested, let me know. I've got a coupon code. It'll get you three months free. (And, coincidentally, get us referral points... But, honestly, I wouldn't be posting about it if we weren't actually happy with them.)
(VOIP is Voice Over Internet Protocal, where you use your internet connection for your phone service. Sometimes, that means you use a computer program and a headset. In this case, it means using your regular phone but plugging it into a device plugged into your modem instead of a wall jack.)
Compromise, then: If you're interested, check under the cut. US residents with a stable high-speed connection only. (If you want to test your connection for VOIP compatability, you can use this java program to run a simulation.)
( Read on, if you're interested... )
All in all, it's not perfect, but it works well and it's a darned good deal.
If you are interested, let me know. I've got a coupon code. It'll get you three months free. (And, coincidentally, get us referral points... But, honestly, I wouldn't be posting about it if we weren't actually happy with them.)