 Review by keysgate 
UPDATED: 1.3 years ago
member for 6.7 years, 413 visits, last login: 29 days ago
 Trenton,Wayne,MI
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I have been a customer of Att-CallVantage since it was offered nationwide. Everything has been OK until the last few months as we have started to get choppy voice. I did not try to resolve this as I knew T-Mobile was coming out with a VoIP service soon. Well, I signed up 2July2008. I am still waiting at the time of this post for my 2 numbers to be ported over. When I signed up for ATT CallVantge my numbers were ported to ATT from Ameritech (ATT now) with no problems. I am hoping for the same again. My 2-line bill was running about $62.00 a month from ATT CallVantge, and my second line was not unlimited (this added to the bill at times when I went over the 500 mins.) I am getting 2-lines unlimited from T-Mobile for $20.00 a month ($10 per line)added to my cell phone account. Be Advised! You must already have a qualifying T-moble account with them to sign up for home service. I have been a long time T-mobile user since before it was T-Moble with no coverage problems (but that is for another post). My current set-up is 1) modem. 2) ATT Dlink TA. 3) D-link Router set up as a switch (all cables plugged into LAN ports). My new set-up will be 1) modem 2) Linksys WRTU54G-TM (wireless router with home phone connection).The router holds SIMM cards, just like a cell phone. I will post again soon as my numbers are ported and get my equipment hooked up. Also give some time to try the service out. Again, this is not ATT CallVantge as it is a stripped down VoIP service. The only things that are included with this service is 1) voice mail 2) call forwarding 3) conference calling 4) call waiting 5) caller ID 6) CallerTunes. The only things I will miss are the e-mail & pager notifications and caller blocks.
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