VOIP to RBOC (POTS) automatic telephone switch

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Here is an excerpt of an amazing device that solves a long standing problem
with VOIP. you get a great long distance rate but no local telephone
presence... so you add a local phone and now you have a dis-joined system.
what to do?

Use combine-a-line to automatically switch and join your voip and your RBOC
(Pots) your favorite Telco gear..

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Thanks

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Archived from groups: comp.dcom.voice-over-ip (More info?)

Marc H.Popek wrote:

> Here is an excerpt of an amazing device that solves a long standing problem
> with VOIP. you get a great long distance rate but no local telephone
> presence... so you add a local phone and now you have a dis-joined system.
> what to do?

I don't get what problem exactly this product is supposed to solve. For
about the same price as a local line I can get a VoicePulse, Lingo or
Packet8 line, get "all the benefits of VOIP" and still have a "local
telephone presence" without having to buy whatever this contraption is.



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