Just interested to know if anyone is still using Woosh's VoIP over Wireless phone solution.
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paradoxsm:
Good on them for trying initially but something went very wrong internally I think.
I'm lucky to be living in downtown Auckland where we get good Woosh Internet reception (around 1800 - 2100 Mbs) and good (not brilliant but good) phone reception. As an ordanary phone and internet user who persisted with Telecom and Telstra for years, I was happy to give Woosh a go. I'm real happy with;
The concept of not being with Telecom
Not paying for voicemail and caller ID
not paying a monthly $45.00 phone line bill
Freedom to take my phone No out of the exchange (Point Chev to City)
Cheap VOIP International and national toll calls
Free local calls
etc, etc, etc.
It's just not brilliant but I love it. If they put as much effort into their new WiMax service as they have with this handicapped technology they'll be fine.
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