VOIP Service: Sunrocket
Originally Posted by Presidente,Dec 20 2006, 04:43 PM
what about skype? is that any good
Originally Posted by VoIPA,Dec 20 2006, 04:27 PM
You can fax fine with VoIP, but you have to have a provider and hardware that supports the t.38 protocol.
Originally Posted by misskatiemo,Dec 20 2006, 08:46 PM
VoiceEclipse is also another service, for $19.99/mo you get 2 lines, the ability to fax to those lines, call forwarding (find-me follow-me features) and a few other things....the fax is my fav as you specify where to fax it to (your number) and it forwards to an e-mail address you specify. it's quality.
do a google search
note: I work for the company that owns VoiceEclipse and am planning on getting this for my home whenever i move (again, within the next 4-6 months for sure). Just wanted to disclose any bias I have
do a google search
note: I work for the company that owns VoiceEclipse and am planning on getting this for my home whenever i move (again, within the next 4-6 months for sure). Just wanted to disclose any bias I have

Originally Posted by kadeshpa,Dec 20 2006, 03:59 PM
Hey VOIPA, what's your take on Sunrocket?
Regarding Skype, they are a somewhat propriatary service that doesn't play well with others, or so I've heard.
Disclaimer: My company primarily does business class VoIP, so I don't run across these residential providers often.
i'm using SunRocket and been using them for months. i have had not experienced any downtime on the phone that's not my fault (too much BT connections and overwhelmed the router), and their CS is excellent. i would recommend them if you have at least 256K upstream on your BB service.
Yep, got my installation kit a few days back and must say the service so far has been exceptional. Setup was a piece of cake.
I'm connected through Verizon DSL and get 3.0down 768up. I'm loving the fact that it works out to only $8/mo for the next 2yrs.
I'm connected through Verizon DSL and get 3.0down 768up. I'm loving the fact that it works out to only $8/mo for the next 2yrs.




