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Originally Posted by 49erfan916
Forgive me if this topic has been posted before but I did not see it. I'm thinking about switching from Vonage to Google voice for my home phone. I know GV is primarily used for cell phones, but if you buy this adapter, then you could use your google voice as your land line. (At least how I think it works)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...=ATVPDKIKX0DER
I actually like Vonage but I NEVER use my house phone. I probably made a total of 10 minutes worth of calls since June. I'm only paying roughly $6.00 a month for Vonage's pay as you go plan, and since I barely make phone calls on my home phone, the fee is relatively low. However, I am hesitant to give up a good and inexpensive concept like Vonage's plan to go with free but an unknown service like google voice.
Has anyone used google voice, either on their cell phone or on their land line? Is there any hidden fees that I should be aware of? Are the calls crystal clear or are they spotty?
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One can use Vonage from one's cellphone as well as Vonage allows a user to have up to 2 extensions. Vonage gives you a toll free number to call from your cellphone and then you enter your access code and use as if calling from your Vonage home number.
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Originally Posted by lottamoxie
Ditto here too.
I've used Google Voice even before they were GV. They used be a company called GrandCentral.com and then Google bought them. So I've had my GV number for over 10 yrs. Anyway, I love the service so much. I purchased an Obihai adapter 6 years ago so I'd be able to have all my cordless phones be on GV. GV is the only phone number I give out and I can answer calls on my cell or on my cordless handset at home or even at work if I want.
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I too originally got a Grand Central number which then became a Google Voice number. I only use my GV number when traveling overseas when I call American numbers from Google Hangouts/dialer app.