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clubs: | Re: Typo Karl? Made a typo?! I'm disgusted.
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Dustyn
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Ontario, CAN | Re: Typo Wow... this is so uninteresting. | |
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Dustyn
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1 edit | Re: Typo ...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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rchandra
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| Well, unfortunately, the error rate as of late has risen quite a bit, and it's likely more than just simple typos. I thought it would be polite to leave feedback to ask for changes, and it generally seems not to work (a shame, honestly), so I kind of gave up. Unfortunately, it looks like I need to be more public and post instead.
Just off the top of my head, there was "J.D. Powers And Associates" (it's "Power") and "media transfer agent (MTA)" (it's "mail transfer agent" or "mail transport agent").
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Seattle, WA | Blinded by the light The hardware works just fine, but the blue led's are bright enough to read by in a dark room. | |
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bigpoppa75
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Somerville, NJ | Re: Blinded by the light The Vonage got first go at the PAP2 device and RT31P2 three port router with 2 line telephone adapter. There will be a wireless one in the future also with phone adapter. Yes Vonage does support both units. | |
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WhyADuck
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1 edit | Two points before you buy one There were two things that jumped out at me as I read this thread. One is that this device can ONLY be used with Vonage - it is locked to Vonage and Linksys does not give the end-user a way to unlock it to use with any other provider. And the other is that many units have been returned to Staples as defective, in some cases because of an objectionable level of hum on the line (I'd almost bet that it other cases it was because the buyer did not realize that it could not be reconfigured for use with any provider other than Vonage).
Personally, if I were going to buy a VoIP adapter, I'd buy a real Sipura (which can be used with several providers that charge less than Vonage, and in some cases offer more features (e.g. VoicePulse)). The idea of spending good money for a locked adapter that can only be used with one provider does not appeal to me at all. If a VoIP provider insists on locking the adapter so it can't be used with anyone else's service, then they doggone well ought to provide (that is, loan or give) the thing to customers gratis! | |
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Allen, TX | Re: Two points before you buy one Just curious, is there any technical reason to buy a different adapter if you have the Cisco ATA-186?
What advantages might the Motorola VT-1005, the new Linksys device, or even the Sipura offer that the Cisco ATA cannot?
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