Ooma VS CallMultiplier

Ooma mentions (13)

• Best place to buy base residential Ooma?

  Costco usually has great deals on certain hardware most of the time. You may also find occasional deals at ooma.com. Source: over 1 year ago

• Internet, TV, and phone service providers in Westerly? What are my choices for bare-bones, lowest cost service?

  I'm not sure on Westerly. I'd suggest finding an internet provider you like then use ooma.com for US Phone service. Should be about $7 per month once you buy the VOIP unit and hook it to your phones. You can port your existing number to them as well. Source: over 1 year ago

• Good SIP Provider to use with Talk

  SIP and VoIP are different animals that share some things in common. If all you need is phone lines, VoIP has you covered whereas SIP can include video services (i.e. Video conferences) and text messaging. I switched my elderly mom from a $25/mo plus taxes/fees to an Ooma VoIP plan (I think they call it the Home Plan) that is absolutely free with unlimited talk minutes (you still have to pay the gov't taxes and... Source: over 1 year ago

• Ooma has a ton of red flags

  My new ISP recommended Ooma since it's a internet-only provider so I ordered a unit directly from ooma.com. Afterward, I found out that the provider would send me a unit for free, so I have been trying to get this one returned. Source: over 1 year ago

• main webpage not opening if you use a certain setup.

  Yes. can't get to that site as it start with ooma.comBut the support site I can get to that start with support.ooma.com. Source: about 2 years ago

CallMultiplier mentions (0)