Unfortunately it is not always the person making the omission who suffers. How will you explain to a 14-year-old girl, babysitting at someone else's house, why 911 failed to work while some pervert was breaking down the back door?
Gary VanderMolen
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*shrug* as someone said, then it's up to the parent to set up Vonage correctly beforehand.
As someone here asked, "is 911 a privelege or a right" in my book, it's 100% a privelege.
As long as Vonage warns you up front that you have a requirement to set it up, then the ball is in your court. And if you elect to not set it up, fine. They aren't your babysitter, you're the one who had to take the actions. Automobile makers provide seat belts, if you choose not to use them, your bad. If you ride around on a motorcycle without a helmet, fine, you take the risk.
