To Vonage and Comcast it is. >> Keep in mind your underlying reason for trying to differentiate between >> different types of phone systems. Just because a phone is "wired" >> doesn't mean that it's POTS .. an IP-based phone system may look just >> like a POTS system, but technically, isn't (is VOIP considered a >> "landline" .. I dunno). > > No, VoIP is not considerd landline because the Internet connection can be > provided to the home (the "customer premises" in the jargon) via twisted pair > (ISDN), coaxial cable, optical fiber, or 3G/4G wireless telephony.
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