Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
All you need is a high-speed Internet connection and their regular telephone.
Yes, you will be able to designate the name to list in the local directory. Your directory listing can be Listed, Non-Listed, or Non-Published.
If you have a home alarm system that connects through their current home telephone line, we do not recommend that you attempt to modify wiring. We would advise you contact us or a professional.
No, wireless numbers cannot transfer.
No, the ringmaster number must be converted to a regular phone line before it can be transferred.
No, adding a second line is free. The MTA supports two lines, so there is no equipment cost. The activation fee was paid on the first line.
Yes.
No. Calling E911 when it is not an emergency could create unnecessary legal issues for you.
If for some reason we are unable to transfer an existing number, you will need to keep the temporary number that was assigned. The temporary number will become the permanent number.
The voice mailbox allows up to a total of 10 minutes of voice messages. Once the mailbox gets to 10 minutes, all new messages will be blocked.
A busy signal.
Virtual Phone Numbers are very inexpensive secondary numbers that ring to your primary line. These numbers can originate from most rate centers within the U.S.
No. At this time we can only offer domestic U.S. numbers for virtual numbers.
No, calls are archived for 3 months and then they are deleted.
Older FAX machines may occasionally have trouble sending messages. For troubleshooting information call Customer Service.
Choppy calls are usually caused by high latency or packet loss in the ISP's (Internet Service Provider’s) network. High latency is when it takes too long for the data to be transmitted over the Internet connection. Packet loss is when information is lost over the Internet connection. Either symptom can be caused by ISP problems, Internet congestion, or heavy bandwidth usage, such as online gaming or file sharing. You can determine if there is any problem by using any number of Internet speed tests.