Can you use a telezapper with Vonage?
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I don't use Vonage but I believe that it will work with any type of phone service that gives you a dial tone (which Vonage does). When a call comes in and you (or your answering machine) picks up, the originating caller (or computer) hears the tone generated by the zapper; (computer generated calls will usually drop off).
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I don't think the Telezapper is worth trying on Vonage unless you already have it. I don't think it has cut my calls down at all. But to answer your question I believe it should work because it sends a tone to the telemarketer's computer through the phone signal.
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Honestly, I do not know if it will work with Vonage or not. I have digital phone service through my provider, and the Telezapper did NOT work at all, so it was a waste of money for me.
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for sure. it works great. depends on the speed of your connection for quality of Vonage conversation. You'll want at least 756kb to 1mb upload speed....anything less and you may get popping noises during phone conversations. Vonage can be adjusted for quality...so that can work sometimes, but it's almost always the internet speed that will cause problems with Vonage, not the cradlepoint.
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Sure can. I use one of these in Australia, and it allows you to put in whichever SIP provider you want, and has Skype built into the phone.
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Yes, but your VOIP provider will have to support that in order for it to work. Most of them will.
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Practically speaking... no. Vonage is not BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) friendly. I don't recommend Vonage as a provider for BYOD service. That being said, an internet search reveals http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic3346.html which provides info you would need. I'm not sure the information given would help much if you are a first-time Polycom admin. The biggest issue is Vonage simply won't support the device- so if you can actually make a call, but VM signaling, multi-line, hold, music-on-hold, call transfer, etc. don't work, you are on your own. Technically speaking, you could use an ATA adapter to bridge the SIP-ATA-SIP gap, but you would lose many of the features that make SIP (and Vonage) attractive. I'd recommend CallCentric, VoIP.ms, or FlowRoute as a good BYOD provider. I'd also suggest you look at the Polycom VVX 300, as I get the feeling the SP IP 335 (and the rest of the line) is near the end. The SP IP 335 is still a great phone, especially if it fits your needs, but the VVX 300 gives more at the same price and has more flexible line handling and presentation.
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No it will not work that way. The device expects to have a SIP server with which to connect. It is not a simple line device. It understands dialing plans and converts telephone events into SIP signaling.
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Yes, but their are less expensive Schlage models just like this if you don't want it as part of a Z-wave network. You can use it stand alone for now and then eventually add it to a Z-wave network with remote access to change codes, lock, unlock, and log access. I use several of them.
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I have Vonage and plugged my skype dual phone into the Vonage adapter and it works fine. You just need to use a telephone wire splitter for the phone wire on the Vonage unit. I am absolutely sold on Skype and will most likely be dropping Vonage altogether. I'm giving it a little more time to be sure (it's been about 2 months). I almost didn't attempt to use Skype because of the MagicJack horror that I tried first.
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This is not listed as a 'certified' compatible vonage device. Has anyone actually tried it? I understand the BS nature of the 'certified' device, but I'm look for at least one confirmed success.
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Yes with an appropriate interconnect device such as Magic Jack or others provide with their VOIP services. The TG254SK does not connect to internet directly.
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If you already have a VoIP phone, then you do not need this adapter. The function of this adapter, in the most basic sense, is to turn a regular home phone (i.e. DECT) into a VoIP phone.
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I had transfered my home # to my Magic Jack before I purchased the GVMate, however I set up the GVMate # to also ring my Magic Jack # Plus My Cell Phone # plus the land line # at My summer cabin. Have a land line here because I am out in the wilderness and cell service is about worthless. Bought the GVMate because Magic Jack will not make calls to Alaska, 907 area code and GVMate will. To make any long distance calls on the land line costs $0.20 a minute.
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You can definitely port numbers to VoIP services that support porting. Services such as Callcentric, Voip.ms and FutureNine all support porting landline and mobile numbers to their services.Today, Google Voice will only port mobile numbers to their service. Therefore, you will need to port your Vonage number to a mobile service and then port it to GV.See the user forum at the Obihai web site for more details on porting.
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It's a regular hard-wired analog phone with RJ11 connectors. It's connected to our Comcast modem to a Google phone account, so it is working over IP. I can't recall if Vonage has a modem that converts IP to analog, but if it does, this should work. I hope this helps.
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No it is not compatible with Vonage. Vonage also uses SIP for their backbone but they do not publicize their SIP servers and also use some SIP extensions that are not available on this device.
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Not for sure but accepts regular phone line cable and dials number. If Vonage offers both then I can't see why not
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This adapter let your home phone network to connect to the external telephone network via the broadband connection. So, if you already have regular phone (any type including cordless), then you can use those phones to make calls as you would normally do. If your home phone network is currently connected to a land-line phone network (such as AT&T;/Verizon/etc) then you will have to disconnect it first before connecting to this adapter. On the other hand, if you already have VOIP phone connection (such as the one provided by you cable company or Vonage and others) then you can replace them with google voice. Beware of the fact that google voice does not provide 911 support. This adapter let your home phone network to connect to the external telephone network via the broadband connection. So, if you already have regular phone (any type including cordless), then you can use those phones to make calls as you would normally do. If your home phone network is currently connected to a land-line phone network (such as AT&T;/Verizon/etc) then you will have to disconnect it first before connecting to this adapter. On the other hand, if you already have VOIP phone connection (such as the one provided by you cable company or Vonage and others) then you can replace them... » Read More This adapter let your home phone network to connect to the external telephone network via the broadband connection. So, if you already have regular phone (any type including cordless), then you can use those phones to make calls as you would normally do. If your home phone network is currently connected to a land-line phone network (such as AT&T;/Verizon/etc) then you will have to disconnect it first before connecting to this adapter. On the other hand, if you already have VOIP phone connection (such as the one provided by you cable company or Vonage and others) then you can replace them with google voice. Beware of the fact that google voice does not provide 911 support. « Show Less