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reststop:
Hello and good New Year to all.  I am new to this phone stuff but am hoping to replace my expensive landline with something less costly.  I am in the process of acquiring an OBI110 so that I can ease into it.  I have been reading this forum and learning fast but would like to find a good source for learning the basics such as definitons, acronyms, etc.  Any of you guys have a favorite site or video that would help?  Thanks for replies.

rest

colleenz:
Me too, needing useful tips.   I'm totally new to this & have been researching for about 10 days. I've ordered the obi200 & got the list of servers down to CallCentric & voip.ms
I'm leaning toward voip.ms & wonder if you can give me any tips. I'm near seattle wa, where they have a satellite. Right now I have Century Link, want to port my number & have caller id etc. I have phones all over the house & want them all to ring as I'm somewhat disabled & it takes me time to get to the phone.

Re needing glossary, google voip glossary."

Usetheforceobiwan:
Here are some resources:

http://blog.voipdiy.com/

http://www.dslreports.com/forum/voip

http://tech.iprock.com/?p=3098

Helped me a bunch.  And then there were the hours of complete frustration searching this board....but hopefully you are smarter than me   :P

MurrayB:
I ported two numbers to voip.ms. I could not be more pleased. Their port team, website and live chat are great no frustration.

Good Luck!

Johnny:
I'll second what MurrayB wrote.

I have ported three numbers to Voip.ms and also purchased three numbers from them.  Not a single problem.  I like the fact that you can see the number before buying it.  At callcentric and some of the other places, you just get assigned a number in your requested area.  Anveo and Localphone I believe are that way too.

I don't think you can go wrong with either Voip.ms or Callcentric.  Both have their pros and cons but both are top notch providers.

In my case, Voip.ms is somewhat cheaper since I have 6 DID's.

They charge $0.99/mo. for a DID and Callcentric charges $1.95/mo.  So, if you have multiple DID's, Voip.ms would be somewhat cheaper in that regard.

I believe both are currently offering free porting.  Usual porting price at Callcentric is $25.00 and at Voip.ms it is usually $10.00.  These prices are for U.S. ports.

I like Callcentric's web site the most.  It is really simple to understand and everything important seems to be on your dashboard.  Real clean.

I have accounts at both places and can't complain about either one.

Good luck with your decision.....

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