I have heard people can get a phone line through their Internet connection called VOIP and use it just like regular landline phone, and they can even choose ANY area code they want. Sounds fantastic! I know we must get a special phone device, which has pre-installed modem???inside. Does anyone already use it or know how to get VOIP phone number for free and what device to purchase for using it? Thanks for any suggestions.
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you need to research a VOIP provider, they exist just like regular telephone companies...
Skype, Vonage, the late SunRocket...some are cheaper than others...
I use skype....i bought a D-Link adapter to connect it to my existing PSTN network in my house.
My adapter cost me $40, and my Skype service costs about $4/mo...i can make unlimited outbound calls to 14 different countries, and recieve unlimited inbound calls with caller-id, voicemail, call forwarding..etc...
I have no complaints about the call quality either, its great.
Just keep in mind that Skype, unlink vonage, does not offer E-911 service.