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Neat, but is this one of those things that becomes plastic e-waste the moment you stop supporting the service connecting it?
"†Lifetime calling subject to continued availability of our services, a valid account, and our terms of service."
Unless they open it up enough that you can change the VOIP server it uses.
Why subscription service on top?
Why subscription service on top?
The direct calls are free, and don't have a fee, because those go over the internet.
There are so many real old school styles. [0]
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Why subscription service on top?
Your residential internet provider will probably already sell you VoIP that you can plug a real phone into.
Put that old hamburger phone to good use.
Highly, highly, highly recommend you enable 911 calls by default on all plans -- let parents disable it if they want. Cell phones do this, even without a SIM card. Don't gate safety for $9.99/mo. Edit: "The FCC requires that providers of interconnected VoIP telephone services using the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) meet Enhanced 911 (E911) obligations." https://www.fcc.gov/consumers/guides/voip-and-911-ser…