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I am currently shopping for a new phone.
Thought of bringing my old BT EasyCom1000 over to the next century with an adaptor. ([url]http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=275436[/url]) I have always liked the big screen (they should have put back-light on it!), it's big buttons and the nice address book/call log features. Anyway, I am now shopping for a new one instead, budget is ~ £60+VAT. My eye has fallen on an eBay sold DECT phone, which sports both PSTN and VOIP compatibility. Anyone used one of these before and can comment on it's built quality, speech quality and menu handling ([url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9727591298&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1[/url]) Is there anything else that's worth looking at, for a similar price? Oh and the service it has to work with is Skype-in/out. Kind Regards Malte |
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"SUMMONER" <usenet@sumREMOVEMEmoner.co.uk> wrote in message
news:YACKg.122005$%g2.6474@fe24.usenetserver.com [snip] [color=blue] > Oh and the service it has to work with is Skype-in/out.[/color] And it was all going so well.......! Ivor |
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Ya - was a hard decision. I am not a friend of proprietary stuff, usually.
Got a pile load of customers/friends on Skype already and find myself using it more and more often. In addition it now works on on my PDA (badly). Kind Regards Malte Ivor Jones wrote:[color=blue] > "SUMMONER" <usenet@sumREMOVEMEmoner.co.uk> wrote in message > news:YACKg.122005$%g2.6474@fe24.usenetserver.com > > [snip] >[color=green] >> Oh and the service it has to work with is Skype-in/out.[/color] > > And it was all going so well.......! > > Ivor > >[/color] |
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"SUMMONER" <usenet@sumREMOVEMEmoner.co.uk> wrote in message
news:XVCKg.15038$im1.12070@fe26.usenetserver.com[color=blue] > Ya - was a hard decision. I am not a friend of > proprietary stuff, usually. > Got a pile load of customers/friends on Skype already and > find myself using it more and more often. > In addition it now works on on my PDA (badly). > > Kind Regards > > Malte[/color] You'll have to convert them to SIP <g> There are Wi-Fi phones that work with Skype I think but they're way too overpriced for me to be at all interested. Ivor -- A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text. Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing? A: Top-posting. Q: What is the most annoying thing on Usenet and in e-mail? |
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ya right...
This is similar to what happened to me with Instant Messaging. First I had an ICQ account, then added AIM and finally MSN. All just to please the others. Today many of the networks are linked, allowing cross messaging. I feel a long and hard road ahead, especially when it comes to keeping a hold of that new 0207.. number I got off skype. :/ No way in life am I going to spend the kinda money Linksys want on a hand set, that doesn't even replace my mobile phone. I would rather settle for one of the £20 adapters and continue using my trusty wired Easycom phone. Kind Regards Malte Ivor Jones wrote:[color=blue] > "SUMMONER" <usenet@sumREMOVEMEmoner.co.uk> wrote in message > news:XVCKg.15038$im1.12070@fe26.usenetserver.com[color=green] >> Ya - was a hard decision. I am not a friend of >> proprietary stuff, usually. >> Got a pile load of customers/friends on Skype already and >> find myself using it more and more often. >> In addition it now works on on my PDA (badly). >> >> Kind Regards >> >> Malte[/color] > > You'll have to convert them to SIP <g> > > There are Wi-Fi phones that work with Skype I think but they're way too > overpriced for me to be at all interested. > > Ivor >[/color] |
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After serious thinking SUMMONER wrote :
[color=blue] > I feel a long and hard road ahead, especially when it comes to keeping a hold > of that new 0207.. number I got off skype. :/[/color] <Pedant on> Surely that's an 020 number? <Pedant off> |
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lol! Silly me, of course you are right.
Kind Regards Malte Jono wrote:[color=blue] > After serious thinking SUMMONER wrote : >[color=green] >> I feel a long and hard road ahead, especially when it comes to keeping >> a hold of that new 0207.. number I got off skype. :/[/color] > > <Pedant on> > > Surely that's an 020 number? > > <Pedant off> > >[/color] |
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I use a PAP2 with a normal dect BT roam around phone for the house, with a
sipdiscount account!! Works well, I also have sjphone on my dell x51 pda configured to my sip account for when i hit an unsecured wifi network and that also works fine! "SUMMONER" <usenet@sumREMOVEMEmoner.co.uk> wrote in message news:YACKg.122005$%g2.6474@fe24.usenetserver.com...[color=blue] >I am currently shopping for a new phone. > > Thought of bringing my old BT EasyCom1000 over to the next century with an > adaptor. > ([url]http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=275436[/url]) > I have always liked the big screen (they should have put back-light on > it!), it's big buttons and the nice address book/call log features. > > Anyway, I am now shopping for a new one instead, budget is ~ £60+VAT. > > My eye has fallen on an eBay sold DECT phone, which sports both PSTN and > VOIP compatibility. Anyone used one of these before and can comment on > it's built quality, speech quality and menu handling > ([url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9727591298&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1[/url]) > > Is there anything else that's worth looking at, for a similar price? > > Oh and the service it has to work with is Skype-in/out. > > Kind Regards > > Malte >[/color] |
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Looks good for outgoing land line calls, but they don't give you a phone
number/voice mail. What is the minimum top-up, in order to get the 120days free-calling? What numbers do they mean with... - UK National Rate 10p/min 0870??? - UK Personal 18p/min 07.. personal numbers??? What is their minimum connect charge? Thanks! Malte [color=blue] ><)))'> Orange Peel <'(((>< wrote: > I use a PAP2 with a normal dect BT roam around phone for the house, with a > sipdiscount account!! Works well, I also have sjphone on my dell x51 pda > configured to my sip account for when i hit an unsecured wifi network and > that also works fine! > > > "SUMMONER" <usenet@sumREMOVEMEmoner.co.uk> wrote in message > news:YACKg.122005$%g2.6474@fe24.usenetserver.com...[color=green] >> I am currently shopping for a new phone. >> >> Thought of bringing my old BT EasyCom1000 over to the next century with an >> adaptor. >> ([url]http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=275436[/url]) >> I have always liked the big screen (they should have put back-light on >> it!), it's big buttons and the nice address book/call log features. >> >> Anyway, I am now shopping for a new one instead, budget is ~ £60+VAT. >> >> My eye has fallen on an eBay sold DECT phone, which sports both PSTN and >> VOIP compatibility. Anyone used one of these before and can comment on >> it's built quality, speech quality and menu handling >> ([url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9727591298&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1[/url]) >> >> Is there anything else that's worth looking at, for a similar price? >> >> Oh and the service it has to work with is Skype-in/out. >> >> Kind Regards >> >> Malte >>[/color] > >[/color] |
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The sell in euros, 10 euro every 120 days, or £1.74 per month! The gave my a
0121 number as I live in brum, No voice mail but the most phones come with them built in. I only call uk / Ireland, sometimes USA and the Netherlands, so my bill has never gone over the 2.50 euros No connection fee ! Opeel "SUMMONER" <usenet@sumREMOVEMEmoner.co.uk> wrote in message news:vuGKg.98611$A87.66883@fe19.usenetserver.com...[color=blue] > Looks good for outgoing land line calls, but they don't give you a phone > number/voice mail. > > What is the minimum top-up, in order to get the 120days free-calling? > > What numbers do they mean with... > - UK National Rate 10p/min 0870??? > - UK Personal 18p/min 07.. personal numbers??? > > What is their minimum connect charge? > > Thanks! > > Malte > >[color=green] > ><)))'> Orange Peel <'(((>< wrote: >> I use a PAP2 with a normal dect BT roam around phone for the house, with >> a sipdiscount account!! Works well, I also have sjphone on my dell x51 >> pda configured to my sip account for when i hit an unsecured wifi network >> and that also works fine! >> >> >> "SUMMONER" <usenet@sumREMOVEMEmoner.co.uk> wrote in message >> news:YACKg.122005$%g2.6474@fe24.usenetserver.com...[color=darkred] >>> I am currently shopping for a new phone. >>> >>> Thought of bringing my old BT EasyCom1000 over to the next century with >>> an adaptor. >>> ([url]http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/ProductInfo.asp?WebProductID=275436[/url]) >>> I have always liked the big screen (they should have put back-light on >>> it!), it's big buttons and the nice address book/call log features. >>> >>> Anyway, I am now shopping for a new one instead, budget is ~ £60+VAT. >>> >>> My eye has fallen on an eBay sold DECT phone, which sports both PSTN and >>> VOIP compatibility. Anyone used one of these before and can comment on >>> it's built quality, speech quality and menu handling >>> ([url]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=9727591298&rd=1&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1[/url]) >>> >>> Is there anything else that's worth looking at, for a similar price? >>> >>> Oh and the service it has to work with is Skype-in/out. >>> >>> Kind Regards >>> >>> Malte >>>[/color] >> >>[/color] >[/color] |
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