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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob
Got it. So there would be limited use for special cases where your
cellphone cannot access as a phone. I assume this means your cellphone
won't take calls while using VOIP (if it works at all). That wouldn't fit
many people's requirements. Its interesting though. What situation would
you potentially be using VOIP?
If you don't take too many incoming calls or have your caller ID blocked,
and want all your calls coming into the voice mail, or have a small calling
plan but unlimited data plan, I can see how beneficial it can be for someone
to make outgoing calls.
It's not for everyone, just for specific situations.
E.g. You can have a $20 monthly cell phone plan and $20 data plan for total
of $40 per month. You can make virtually unlimited outgoing calls with it
saving a lot of money monthly.
I am hearing and have read VOIP on data plans for cell phones is not
adequate quality wise, echoing, splitting data packages due to slow network
speeds and the fact that you cannot do both use cell phone and data plan at
the same time is a disadvantage.
Next generation cell phones will be using VOIP I am positive for both data
and voice or may have same phone number for dial up (like Verizon data plans
are) but for different frequencies so it will merge and as more speed is
required there will be enough bandwidth for both.
Sincerely,
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