How do I keep my old land line phone number?
I know this is not RV related, but maybe someone will know the answer. We have sold our house and will be moving out of the area. We have Time Warner Cable for TV, Internet, and phone. Time Warner ...
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bob_nestor wrote:bob_nestor is totaly correct. Straight Talk, AT&T, and Verizon home phone systems are based on cell phone service. Think cell phone with an RJ11 jack to plug in your home phone. The voice IS delivered using data packets but not Voice Over Internet Protocoll.Vulcan Rider wrote:W5CI wrote:
I had my home number ported to a Straight Talk home phone,anytime we go camping we just take it with us. We have our home number with us anywhere we go. $15 per month plus tax, unlimited talk anywhere in US
This post is potentially misleading.
For that to work, you MUST have some kind of Internet connection.....as the "phone" service really is VOIP (Voice Over Internet Protocal).
That is true of a LOT of the "alternative" phone services (all ??).
Huh? Isn't Straight Talk an MVNO utilizing the cell services of all the major providers?
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