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[Jim Ray <jim AT neuse.net>]

Fax and modem tones are more susceptible to interference from latency in 
packet switched networks like VoIP with Vonage.  You may experience 
incomplete transmissions if you go that route.  Circuit switched 
networks like a plain old telephone line do not normally have the same 
problem.

The best solution I have found for my fax machine is to turn it off.  
Now, I never get a fax.  Life is good.  No more cheesey cruise and 
mortgage ads.

Regards,

Jim

Jim Ray, President
Neuse River Network, Inc.

tel: 919-838-1672 x111
toll free: 800-617-7652
http://www.Neuse.Net

Ask about our Clean Networks.  Established in the Triangle 1997.



Tom Boucher wrote:

> Anyone using it?  I'm thinking of getting it as a second line in the 
> house for those few times I need the phone when someone calls my 
> wife.   I'm looking at the 500 min plan basically and want to use it 
> as a fax line, which if I read right to activate the fax service on 
> the same line would be $9.99 one time charge.
>
> It appears they have a 'referral' program.  If anyone is using it and 
> would like to get a referral credit refer me and I'll sign up on it.
>
> Thanks
>
> Tom
>
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