on Mon, 18 Feb 2008
17:09:08 -0800
> PS I had a special case so getting Vonage set up was a real (I mean REAL) big mess. There were no
> equipment problems just Vonage business methods that were the impediment. But after the dust
> settled and I got over wasting 3 months of my life all of their screw ups saved me $40 and gave me
> more functionality. I'm very happy with the service even though at times someone I call says "I'm
> all broken up" whereas I can hear them as clear as can be. It's one of life's mysteries.
I don't know about your cable connection but some have a slow upload speed (old
cable equipment) compared to the download speed. If that is the case then it
will depend on what else is being sent (uploaded) at the same time. Since the
cable is shared by many other people you have no control over the cable loop
load. But in all cases the voice traffic is sent as packets over tcp/ip and is
subject to various delays both ways and the delays may not be equal each way.
--
Robert Blair
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