I would suggest Skype (www.skype.com). This is free for Skype-to-Skype users and costs for Skype "In" and "Out"... The technology is much less band width intensive than Vonage (which I use as my primary home phone)... The quality is also much better than a "regular" pot line... I was shocked today when I was using it on a shared ISDN connection (128k) and it was working fine... With Voip (vonage) (which would never work on ISDN) you really have to have packet/port priority for it to work half way decent, with Skype, I've found I don't even need to do that... Best of Luck...Rich
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I would suggest Skype (www.skype.com). This is free for Skype-to-Skype users and costs for Skype "In" and "Out"... The technology is much less band width intensive than Vonage (which I use as my primary home phone)... The quality is also much better than a "regular" pot line... I was shocked today when I was using it on a shared ISDN connection (128k) and it was working fine... With Voip (vonage) (which would never work on ISDN) you really have to have packet/port priority for it to work half way decent, with Skype, I've found I don't even need to do that... Best of Luck...Rich