[WXC/VFX] Question about VFX Digital Voice

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itxtme

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#367488 14-Aug-2010 10:42

No connection fee, cancel any time. Remember that if you get VFX with an ISP that isnt xnet then the bandwidth used comes from your alloted amount. With the fusion plan it is free, ie. not taken from your data cap.

Info re. VFX as stand alone product --> http://www.xnet.co.nz/vfx/

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#367490 14-Aug-2010 10:48

Xnet VFX

Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) Xnet VFX (Virtual Fone Xchange) will revolutionise the way you use your phone by providing you with a feature rich, digital quality telephone line using your Broadband connection and putting your phone line under your control for the first time. For only $11.25 per month, you get:

* A VoIP phone line including a local calling number, or you can keep your existing number;
* A full set of telephone features, including call forwarding, sending your voicemail to any email address you choose, three way calling and much more...
* You can get a second line for only $7.95 per month;
* Use any broadband connection - take your service with you if you shift homes or go on holiday in New Zealand or overseas;
* Use of our on-line MyVFX account management portal. You now have the power to control features whenever you like

Yes I am a employee of WxC (My Profile) ... but I do have my own opinions as well

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geek4me

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#367818 15-Aug-2010 13:40

I have used Xnet/Vfx for several years now and never regretted my decision. Early problems were always solved quickly by their Help Desk. Always top quality phone conversations. Sometimes I have even had to hold the handset away from my ear a little as the call has been so loud and clear compared to the old POTS line.

I use Xnet/Vfx together with TelstraClear's 10GB Internet cable plan in Trentham Upper Hutt. A great combination as no phone line is needed with TelstraClear on their 10GB or greater plan.

Most toll calls are 5c a minute. There are no capped call plans with Xnet/Vfx but I see from your posts that you don't make many long toll calls anyway. I can't see how being charged for traffic using another internet provider is a big issue as phone calls have not made a significant difference to my broadband usage.

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#367827 15-Aug-2010 14:06

geek4me: Most toll calls are 5c a minute. There are no capped call plans with Xnet/Vfx but I see from your posts that you don't make many long toll calls anyway. I can't see how being charged for traffic using another internet provider is a big issue as phone calls have not made a significant difference to my broadband usage.

Supercap addons can be added to a VFX line. They also apply across multiple lines on the same account so if you had two VFX lines lines at home for example the cap can be shared.

geek4me

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#368701 17-Aug-2010 15:09

sbiddle:Supercap addons can be added to a VFX line. They also apply across multiple lines on the same account so if you had two VFX lines lines at home for example the cap can be shared.

It is actually quite hard to find anything about Supercap on the Xnet/Vfx website. I had to call their Help Desk to confirm it is available. It is! Their casual call rates for Supercap are actually higher than that for Xnet/Vfx so it does not make a lot of sense to have Supercap unless you plan to make lots of long phone calls.

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#368704 17-Aug-2010 15:14

geek4me:
sbiddle:Supercap addons can be added to a VFX line. They also apply across multiple lines on the same account so if you had two VFX lines lines at home for example the cap can be shared.

It is actually quite hard to find anything about Supercap on the Xnet/Vfx website. I had to call their Help Desk to confirm it is available. It is! Their casual call rates for Supercap are actually higher than that for Xnet/Vfx so it does not make a lot of sense to have Supercap unless you plan to make lots of long phone calls.

The xnet website strikes again!

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