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Old Sep 18, 2005 | 8:46 am
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Also been with Vonage for quite sometime and, until today, never a problem. Today's issue (a sucky one): I'm in Europe and the router basically locked up during firmware upgrade, so no service now and no reset possible. Solution: Sending out a new one. No charge for shipping or for the replacement, as long as I return the dead beast within two weeks. Said they'd refund my shipping, too. They're sending a replacement out tomorrow to arrive Tues a.m. at my stateside address. If I weren't sitting in Europe right now, I'd say they handled it well. I can at least still get voicemail via e-mail/web and will have to use SoftPhone for outgoing calls.

Stinks a bit that they can't handle shipping overseas, or at least U.S. military or embassy addresses. Also, they don't come with 220v-capable power supplies, but instead, Linksys sells them aftermarket at a nice markup. The replacement should be compatible with my Power over Ethernet - 12V.

I do think I'll pick up a spare router for situations like this--may never happen again, but if it does, I'll be ready.
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Old Sep 18, 2005 | 9:32 am
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Originally Posted by Grog
Also, they don't come with 220v-capable power supplies, but instead, Linksys sells them aftermarket at a nice markup.
My Vonage Motorola TA is 220v capable. I use it full time in Europe.
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Old Sep 20, 2005 | 9:12 am
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I recently signed up for Sunrocket based on their feature set, Annual Deal for $199 and no activation/cancellation fees. I didn't really look into Call Vantage but preferred it over Vonage because of the activation/cancellation and deal. I have not used it abroad yet but read some reviews that have said it worked well, the hardware is small enough to easily fit into a suitcase during travel and I look forward to trying it soon. Good luck!
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