[darkpuppet]

paolo,Aug 8 2007, 06:32 PM Wrote:

darkpuppet,Aug 8 2007, 09:29 AM Wrote:the ironic thing is that Rogers doesn't market their Home Phone as a VOIP service..

Since your trying to get smart about it, Bell Canada Landline (Via Twisted Pair Copper) is technically VOIP too. Have you noticed those boxes being dug up in all kinds of neighbour hoods? those are FTTN or FTTC cabinets. Converts voice to IP packets.

Dark Puppet, if you wanted VOIP, you should have just purchased Rogers VOIP service instead, yes Rogers ADDITIONALLY OFFERS a VOIP Telephony service, just like Vonage and Primus. You would still be required to have a fixed internet connection but meh, you seemed to have that taken care of. Scooba Steve could have hooked u up on Rogers Telecom VoiP. Heck, I'm going to be testing it next month
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I tried... I asked them about VOIP, and tried to research it on the web before buying into it, but there was no clue... I ended up going because they were saving me a few bucks a month.

I know Bell is switching to VOIP -- it just makes sense. From my experiences the bell fiber service is friggin' awesome too...

no need to get snippy <_<