Ooma Update

Ooma Vs VonageI continue to be AMAZED by this device! It is the ONLY wired phone service in my house now. It is merged with my GoogleVoice account & even my MagicJack is routed through this device. (Since I had already purchased a 5-yr service with MJ, I do not wish to waste that. So, I set it up to provide a local number in Arkansas and just FORWARD the calls to my Ooma number. I don’t even have the MJ device plugged up. It all works flawlessly!

I did elect to purchase the “Premier” service from Ooma. At $100 (now $120) per year, it is still very cheap and adds extra functions that I like. Not the least of these extra functions is the ability to ring on more than one phone. In my case, my cell phone rings along with my home phone. So, I only need to publish one phone number & I can be reached either at home or on my cell. Ever see THAT on AT&T?? <grin>

Over the past couple of weeks, the most popular articles on this site have been those about the Ooma device and its ability to replace the normal telephone. I have had a record number of hits on the site (198 on 30Sep09 – previous record was 65). More than a few of those were looking for more info about the Ooma.

This entry is part 3 in the series Ooma. Click on the title to read this entire article. Check the "SERIES" item in the right-hand column to read more from this series. Other articles will likely follow periodically. Check back often to read everything.

Add your comments in the box at the bottom of this article.

Series Navigation«Ooma Better than MagicJack or VonageOoma to ALL phones in the house»Ooma vs Vonage»

About the Author

Ray Waldo is a retired pastor with a passion for making technology accessible for the ordinary person. His religious organization has assigned him as the unofficial "Technology Evangelist" for the State of Louisiana. Ray prefers the title "Bishop of Technology."