
By Sylvia Carr
Published: Thursday 19 January 2006
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Name
Paul Kuczora
Location
London
Occupation
IT consultant
Comment
Not sure why they give you an incoming phone number (UK based I assume) when you need a land-line for the broadband connection - unless of course they will be getting a percentage of the revenue from incoming calls to that number.
Plus you are still tied to the PC to make calls via the USB handset.
My recommendation would be to use Skype plus something like ActionTec's Internet Phone Wizard with the base-station of your cordless phone plugged into it.
That way I get merged land-line and Internet calls (with the ability to switch between them, put calls on hold etc) from anywhere in the house.
So you have to pay BT for the landline to get broa...
Anonymous
This is fantastic news, but I'm bored of voice (ov...
Duncan
Not sure why they give you an incoming phone numbe...
Paul Kuczora
The next question has to be - how long until we ca...
Simon
All very nice I'm sure but with SKYPE you can get ...
Peter Brunnen
In response to Duncan of "This is fantastic news",...
Peter Brunnen
ooooops! That should have been http://www.yamamoto...
Peter Brunnen
Well if you want gneuine real phone calls and numb...
Len Over
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