<M.Dexte@blueyonder.co.ukr> wrote in message
news:ugf6m2p6c7o2lc3nheegq6adr4v5inrfkl@4ax.com[color=blue]
> On Mon, 20 Nov 2006 18:33:52 +0000, Mr Woo
> <me2@privacy.net> wrote:[/color]

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> > In the last two years my VOIP system has been as
> > reliable as my fixed phone line.[/color][/color]
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> Ah so you are one for wasting money why have VOIP when
> you have a fixed line service there really is no need to
> have both services when there are services available for
> calls that are no more expensive than VIOP on fixed line.
> Especially when you take into account that you need to
> provide and pay for the electricity to run either an ATA
> or a computer and a head set .[/color]

You are as usual completely missing the point. One of the advantages of
VoIP is additional phone numbers without additional physical lines having
to be installed. Everyone in this house has their own dedicated phone
number for incoming calls, as well as those lines dedicated for outgoing
calls.

VoIP isn't just about saving money.


Ivor