Obihai OBI202 VoIP Phone Adapter with Router - Google Voice, SIP, T.38 Fax Support $59.99

[schoondoggy]

If you never bought a Ooma, get this;

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833617003

[Joe_Miner]

#*@(#$%!  Just ordered a Ooma (along with an assorted bunch of cables & Connectors) Wed nite during Dave's show!  You really need to get your postings out sooner Schoondoggy! 

[ikon]

#*@(#$%!  Just ordered a Ooma (along with an assorted bunch of cables & Connectors) Wed nite during Dave's show!  You really need to get your postings out sooner Schoondoggy! 

 

LMAO That's right, blame the messenger

[schoondoggy]

My Ooma works great, welcome to the Ooma club!

[Joe_Miner]

It's on its way from NJ so I'll get it next week.  Then I'll see about porting one of my #'s over from AT&T.

 

You guys will have to show me the secrete club handshake at #MeetUp2013 #BestMeetUpEver !!

[ikon]

JM, you haven't been paying attention. Haven't you seen the TV ads -- Ooma says she has no hands, so there can't be a secret handshake..... unless the secret is that there is no handshake

[g725s]

Ooma has been great for me.  Saving me minimum $30 bucks a month.  I pay only $3.79.

 

OBi has a lot of great features and this is a good deal.  Really good as long as Google Voice is free.

 

Don't forget to get one of these to use your hard wiring...

 

I must be a tech geek, because I also have OBi but just the basic one ;-)

 

Can you put Tomato on these? 

Edited August 30, 2013 by g725s

[ikon]

Can you put Tomato on these?

 

LOL, gotta be the quote of the week

[cskenney]

Debating which one to buy myself.  We are getting ready to move to a new house in another state.  I will be in an area with good broadband service so I will finally be able to use VOIP.  I already have a Google Voice number that is forwarded to my cell phone so I am thinking that the Obi device would be the way to go.

[Dave]

I have the Ooma and would like to try the Obi.  I have a Google Voice number so that would have worked well.  I liked the Ooma setup and the fact I got to pick out my phone number from a list.  I got the easiest one to remember.  I never used the apps or anything else with it.  I don't even use the base as the voicemail.  I set the voicemail answer to 99 rings and use my home phone setup as the voicemail.  Much easier for the family that way.  It's about $4 a month.

 

http://www.newegg.co...N82E16833617003   - Obi Link

 

I got my Ooma from woot.com for $99.  It's a refurb.

 

You should read this post over at surfacegeeks.  It's more about Skype but pretty cool.

 

http://www.surfacegeeks.net/forums/index.php?/topic/606-my-great-skype-experiment/