Sunday, September 1, 2024

 





4 comments:

  1. unless they have improved their product and customer service, I would not recommend Ooma products. Had a system a few years ago and nothing but trouble.

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  2. Former Ooma customer here. Dropped them when I discovered they have a maximum on the number of phone numbers that one can block. It’s something like ~1000 but there should be no limit whatsoever. Like almost everyone else, we now just have our two mobile phones, and blocking (so far, at least) doesn’t have limitations.

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  3. I've found that blocking is futile. I have an answering machine on a land line, no ringer. Immediately answers and takes a message.
    During election cycles the answering message message is a Trump commercial.

    And a cell phone (plain clamshell) and only a few friends get the number. No doctors offices or businesses get it.

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  4. And when you go out, no phone. That USED to be OK, you could find one. Not now, and like it or not, you really do need a phone once in a while when you're not at home.

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