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Phone line with Fibre To The Premises.

Sparkingchip

Fibre is being installed to my home in a few weeks time.

Looking at the options to keep landline phones and the number the only realistic option seems to be to get VoIP from Vonage with a telephone adapter box.

support.vonage.co.uk/.../Vonage-Box-VDV22VDV23-Telephone-Adapter-1041

There is an option of a “pensioners” landline deal for phone only on the copper, but it’s relatively expensive and may only be available for a couple of years.

So the first question is should I keep the “landline phone” and number, and. Is there anything other option I have missed?

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    I think some Internet Service Providers supply a router with a phone socket and others have provision to use a DECT wireless phone linked to the router.

    However at the moment we are lined up to be connected by Be Fibre who don’t appear to offer these options.

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    I think some Internet Service Providers supply a router with a phone socket and others have provision to use a DECT wireless phone linked to the router.

    However at the moment we are lined up to be connected by Be Fibre who don’t appear to offer these options.

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