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Originally Posted by billethkid
After atking into account commentary here on TOTV, internet research and others who currently use both, I decided on Ooma.
Got it from Amazon for $129. The set up and connect are realy as easy as 1-2-3.
Cancelled Century Link at $39.00 per month and now will be billed around $3.50 for taxes and fees. The Ooma initial cost will be offset in less than 4 months.
The quality of the voice is very clear...crystal. Equal to or better than land line service.
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We have Ooma - the only thing we found you need to consider. If you have any kind of a device that monitors a pacemaker you have to get a separate wireless unit from your pacemaker provider. Ooma will NOT respond to requests from your pacemaker provider for updates.
Also, make sure you sign up for 911 service and make a "test" call to ensure they have the correct address when they answer the call. Just state that you are making a non-emergency call to test your phone service and ask them to repeat the address that comes up on their screen.