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A virtual number is one less step for the caller, but an added cost for the person with the Vonage line.

once again if she calls the v-access number in the uk you don't need a virtual uk number.

she still is being billed at uk rates when she uses the v-access number in the uk.

I don't think you will get the credit since it is 2 different entities.

There is a one hour limit, they have to call back. I think if you called a number on your vonage line it has the same time limit

Here in Canada if I call a cell phone from my cell phone we are both charged against our minutes. If I receive a long distance call on my cell phone then I am also charged that fee.

I travel to Eu ...

and also name the place where you are. I seen a post that a guy got his to work in South Korea.

I never had an issue, I disconnected to wires, plus a plug and that was 2 years ago.

Look for the subject about house wiring here on the site. If you have your own home you can disconnect the home wire from outside box and then run phone cord from jack to Vonage box and then then use ...

I think Vonage should state that on the website instead of stating caller ID, they should say inbound caller ID. I always figured both incoming and outgoing should be included, well before coming to ...