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

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

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: almost 2 years ago

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: almost 2 years ago

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: over 2 years ago

Https://freephonenum.com/ is one example, googling "single use phone numbers" (no quotes) yield others, but be careful: lots of "verify your phone number" sites are now disallowing these numbers for verification. Source: over 1 year ago

Sites like https://freephonenum.com/ will give you a free number, but some websites now block numbers like that, including google voice numbers. Not sure if anyone's blocking numbers from paid providers such as twilio. Source: almost 2 years ago

I think I’ve used https://freephonenum.com but I don’t remember, you can try it out if you don’t mind the risk. Or you could get another phone, maybe a prepaid one for a month or something like that. Source: almost 2 years ago

I have been trying to do research into how these free SMS receiving & sending websites & apps actually have the virtual mobile numbers that they list & you can select for use & actually receive messages to from normal telco registered numbers. I am really interested in understanding how they access the service numbers. How they register them, so they work on the international sms network. I’m referring to... Source: almost 2 years ago

This method only works for people who have just been banned for the first time but what I did was go on the site https://freephonenum.com and add one of those numbers when wizz asks you to sign up. If you don’t get a code just keep trying the other numbers they offer until you see the code pop up. This actually worked for me the first time I got banned. doesn’t work again after that. Source: about 2 years ago