[MrGolf]

First let me clarify that we are renters here in TV. As part of the rental agreement, we have a land line which is Comcast. My question is simple. It was my understanding that having this service enables you to place outgoing calls at no additional charge over the basic rate at least within the US. Before doing so we wanted to confirm this to be the case. I am sure other in TV viewers have this service and a number of you are renters like us or property owners with rentals that have included phone service like what I am referencing. Thanking you in advance for clarification

[FromAus]

http://www.comcast.com/home-phone-service.html

[smurphy]

I rent out my home and had Comcast voice, at least until last summer when I swapped it out for a MagicJack, but I don't think things have changed since then.

Comcast voice provides free unlimited domestic calling. Not sure about Canada and Alaska. As the account owner I could have Comcast block all calls which would incur extra charges, like international, collect, 900 numbers, & directory assistance. If you wanted to call internationally, you need to use a calling card. Your landlord has probably done this but you might want to check with them.

[MrGolf]

That was my thought as well. Thank you for the clarification