divoch wrote:
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> "Scope" <scope@somewhere.com> wrote[/color]
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>> Im in a NTL area and have dropped my Phoneline, so the only expense I've
>> got is my Broadband.. In my case VoIP has worked out VERY well.[/color][/color]
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> Unfortunately I use both NTL broadband and telephone service.
> I quite agree with you that BT line with override providers is a better
> bet than NTL. Both, the choice of providers and costs are better.
> I am considering either switching to BT to get the benefits of a greater
> choice or possibly keeping NTL broadband and using VOIP.[/color]

I would drop NTL phone service first, then if VoIP doesn't work out for you,
go with BT.
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> I do not see it as a clear cut right now but what puts me of VOIP is that,
> as far as I know, you still cannot call emergency services and that some
> operators, namely NTL, does not allow their customers to call VOIP
> specific numbers.[/color]

I don't imagine that NTL will prevent you from calling VoIP specific numbers
if you're using VoIP.

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