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Originally Posted by raymr
Ooma looks interesting. You can use it to keep the existing phones working in the house and keep you old existing number. I'm kinda torn between getting that and just ditching the house phones all together. We are already paying for wireless that covers 99% of our calls, yet I hesitate to get rid of something that has been working flawlessly regardless of storms, power outages, etc..
Of course Ooma will not work during internet or power outages, but maybe that doesn't really matter.
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I have Ooma and like it a lot. It works fine during power outages if you have a UPS. You can set it up to automatically forward to your cell phone if your internet goes out. It's no big deal.
My Ooma Telo system is fantastic but, I think the Ooma Telo Handset is junk. I use Panasonic Dect-6+ phones with the Ooma and that combo is nice. It's hooked to a Comcast "Performance" 12/2 line and uses virtually no bandwidth.
We ditched our AT&T landline and use the Ooma Telo exclusively.