Vonage is nothing to do with BT. Basically, Vonage send you a
phone, you connect it to your modem or router, and your connected
to their phone service. You can have the BT line removed if you are
not using it for broadband or TV services. So, say you had Virgin
Media cable and TV, and a Vonage phoneline, there would be no need
for BT to be installed at all. No point paying for a BT line if
Vonage won't be using it for its internet connection.
On Wednesday, May 27, 2009 06:34 PM, william lomas wrote:
ring me james i explain
On 27 May 2009, at 18:28, James & Nash wrote:
Hi folks,
i am looking to use Vonage when i move into my new flat. Could
anyone who uses this service please contact me either on or off
to list so that i can ask some questions as the person I spoke to
at Vonage didn't really understand what I was asking.
Basicaly, i am wanting to know, if I get a BT line and then get a
Vonage phone service, will my connection fee be transferred over
to Vonage or wil i still be paying for my BT line as well?
Hope this makes sense
Thanks
james , Lyn, Nash and Twinny
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