Well my conversion was as the saying goes ….. a proverbial cluster%#@&*!! While I've had a number of Vonage lines since 2005, my main home numbers were never available to me for transfer to Vonage. Then one day recently I checked and waalaa, they were available. Here's where is get interesting and involved the Warrior …….

……. needless to say, I wanted all of my numbers, two of the original four I still retain and the two new ones (main & Fax), to be within the same account number and to be combined and moved to the newer adapters ……. evidently this 'concept' was a challenge to the Bangladeshi's. The resultant shake-out was a mess to behold.

The Warrior had set up the adapters correctly, but "the Indians" had totally screwed-the-goose on the rest. I had to wait almost two weeks for the transfer(s) to be enacted with AT&T (and that's another story that even The Warrior doesn't know the details of) before "we" found a reasonably educated Bangladeshi to move everything around into the right locations. (there are two side stories that accompany this diatribe, but I'll cease-and-desist at this point)

The sum total of the entire 'adventure' is this ……. it may have taken the better part of two weeks to get everything straight, during which time I had almost no service, at this point I'm very pleased with the transfer and service. Should I, as stated by Grant, have a problem, my fall-back will be my cell service.

In a nut shell ……. I recommend Vonage!!

We went with Vonage mostly because we do not want to lose our number and this way we can take it wherever we go.