On Tue, 14 Nov 2006 18:05:27 GMT, "divoch"
<divoch@REMOVETHIShotmail.com> wrote:

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>With BT/NTL you can use cheap override providers and then the
>advantages of VOIP are not so obvious to me.
>divoch[/color]
There isn't much advantage when you take all costs into consideration
with BT you have still got to pay line rental so you may just as well
use it for calls also dependant on the number of calls you make in a
day . I have two VOIP accounts one I only use in conjunction with my
mobile where I on ADSL instead of cable there is no way I would
entertain VOIP at all there just isn't any point A BT line used with
cheap override providers would probably work out cheaper anyway,
when you consider you need to buy an ATA and pay for the electricity
to run it 24/7 or leave a computer running 24/7 .