Free Home Phone Service With Ooma? - Comments Page 2

I am a satisfied Ooma user and have been with Ooma for many years. One of the advantages of this kind of service is that your phone and number is not tied to a particular Internet provider. Switching providers is achieved with a minimum of disruption and headaches.

Thank you BobRanking for all that you do for us...
Odd that no one volunteered to give a thumbs-up for Vonage VoIP phone 'system'. We had gone with Vonage few decades ago, when Ooma device just could not work on our dilapidated Telco lines (jitter issue), that were also used for old modems.
We pay a total of $11.99/mo without any hardware or connection problems, disruptions. We use nomorobo for spam and use a wireless phone system (w/answering machines) in the house and Vonage allows transferring gVoice calls, as well.
The only downside with VoIP (Ooma/Vonage/etc.) is that they do not seem to provide texting capabilities (...which Vonage has promised for over a decade).

I have been using OOMA for a decade and I am happy with it. I have it connected to the same UPS my modem and router are connected to. I have it connected to a cordless set that also has Bluetooth, so I can connect my cell to it. This way I don't carry the cell around with me.