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Originally Posted by MiCkEy
I have two invitation already for dinners
More food coming my way too....heh
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Good friends are the best. Is there enough for 2? I'm coming over for dinner
p.s. After our conversation, I'm checking into Vonage VOIP. The only downside is that it can take up to 20 days to transfer your existing phone number, so I would have to have both my current service and Vonage connected until the transfer takes place. They do have a promotion though for the first month free right now though. I found it interesting that Cox Cable charges a $6.00mo. FCC access fee and they are VOIP, but Vonage does not. They only charge a 3% Federal Excise Tax. Additionally, if I sign up for the $14.99mo. plan (500 min.free), additional minutes are only 3.9¢min., and with Cox, additional minutes are 5¢min. Vonage appears to be the way to go. Do you know if there is any chance that Vonage will slow down my broadband connection since the signal is routed through a Linxys wirless router? Thanks for the heads up on Vonage. I didn't realize that while Cox advertises it's service as "Digital Telephone", that they are actually VOIP.