The problem with sipphone is that it doesn't provide any E911 service,
whereas Lingo and the others do.  At least if you call 911 from a major VOIP
provider then they have an address on file to go check out.

On 5/7/07, Prince Ensign <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

None of the above.

Vonage is not yet out of bussiness, but if things continue the way they've
been going, they won't be around too much longer.

The problem with Skype is that they use a proprietary protocol, and the
problem with both companies is that their equipment won't interoperate with
other companies.

The best thing to do is to get a SIP device that has not been locked by
the service provider.  Then, get your service on the open market from
companies like SIPPHONE.COM

For information on open SIP hardware, visit SIPHARDWARE.COM, or do a
"Google" for SIP Hardware.


As far as WiFI VoiP,  if your using quality hardware and you get a good
signal, it shouldn't be a problem.  The biggest challenge you'll have with
VoiP is latency, not bandwidth.  Wireless will offer enough bandwidth (if
feed by a descent ISP), but depending on signal quality and the quality of
the equipment, latency could become an issue.

I hope this helps, if you have any other questions, let me know.



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