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@GetVoIP Жыл бұрын
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@richardgregory3684 Жыл бұрын
Well one difference is that a standard landline works in a power cut, your VOIP won't, because it's just an internet function, and like everything else, no router=no internet. "Old fashioned" landlines carry their own power and larger exchanges even have their own generators. Oh, and don't think you can just use a mobile (which is what the telecoms companies in the Uk are telling customers) to call 911 - the mobile repeater towers often have no power backup, or just batteries that do not last long, so in a sustained powercut, your mobile will no "No Signal" too.
@Muck-qy2oo
22 күн бұрын
Exactly! Despite all the advantages of VoIP this is a big disadvantage overall. Plus the enormous amount of bandwidt that is needed to get everything reasobaly together. Another aspect is that landline protocols are more reliable than VoIP.
@larrybradley3921 Жыл бұрын
Ok, how about when your power goes out, or your internet drops, your voip goes with it? This doesn't happen with land lines.
@MrRustyBob
Жыл бұрын
Use a cellphone as a backup. How often does one lose power ? And, for how long ? Generally, not very long. Every plan needs a backup plan.
@srmagic7083
Жыл бұрын
VoIP phone provider like Vonage Biz can set a features like call continuity so whenever power outage or internet goes down every call will reroute to any back up phone number you have registered. Only USA number
@richardgregory3684
7 ай бұрын
@@MrRustyBob _Use a cellphone as a backup_ And in a sustained power cut they will fail too, as the repeater towers eithe rhave to backup supply, or batteries designed for short interruptions of supply. Why the hell should I have to buy a cellphone anyway? _How often does one lose power ? And, for how long ? Generally, not very long_ Cold comfort if you have a heart-attack during a two hour power cut.
@Holy_Hobo
11 күн бұрын
@@richardgregory3684guess what, if there's an extended power outage the landlines won't be able to get powered either. It isn't magic and "just works", landlines get their power from the provider. They're also affected by extended outages. Copper lines are also literally rotting in the ground and not being maintained with most companies looking to sell off or abandon them in favor of fiber anyways so it's really not a choice anymore.
@richardgregory3684
11 күн бұрын
@@Holy_Hobo _guess what, if there's an extended power outage the landlines won't be able to get powered either. It isn't magic and "just works", landlines get their power from the provider. They're also affected by extended outages_ Not localised ones though, which are th emost common. And major exchange shave their own generators to provide power independently to the telephone network. It was always considere dimportant that the telephone system be able to work if mains power failed. The fact remains, the old landlien system is MUCH more resiliant when it comes to power cuts.
@CrowdPleeza5 ай бұрын
It's looks like most phone companies are going to switch from landline connections to broadband connections eventually. I like having a home phone as my main phone and a prepaid cellphone as an extra phone.
@YOURRACHINAPRIL8 ай бұрын
Thank you for explaining
@jamesa4958 Жыл бұрын
Great video
@gtron76928 ай бұрын
I like to use two empty cans attached with a string..... which can still be used during a power outage.
@patrickshaw87854 ай бұрын
Very good info
@CrowdPleeza5 ай бұрын
How do the costs compare between internet connected phones vs contract cellphones?
@MegaHorse7 Жыл бұрын
If I have VoIP, I need to buy a VoIP number and phone,. So can I call someone who doesn't have VoIP, someone with a pstn line?
@danielburgess11132 ай бұрын
we got a (BT Decor 2200 V2) phone with a RJ11 pluged in from the phone to the (EX230v Router) but no tone or anything when I listen to the reciver - but the little green light with the phone icon is on solid & green - but not sure if its all done migrating over to the new sytem yet as we want to keep our old number but the internet part is working just no functional phone use yet don't even know if our phone is even compatible - not sure how long I should leave it before ringing my ISP to ask why its not working or if its working
@ehza Жыл бұрын
Thank you
@ezridr12343 ай бұрын
Sales much? Landlines aren't near as difficult as sold here. Just remember if your Internet or power goes down your voip does too, but landlines continue working if setup correctly. And no choppy calls and the phones also are wireless to the base.
@Footballnationusa
3 ай бұрын
You can still call forward to a mobile phone or access the providers platform to make calls from anywhere on earth that has an internet connection.
@maxthemagitionАй бұрын
What about the sound quality?
@jeffkardosjr.38252 ай бұрын
If voip goes through wires or fibre, it is a landline.
@Voipbusinesshq Жыл бұрын
It is essential to understand the difference between landline and VoIP phones so that businesses can identify the befits and make the right decision.
@blonddali9 ай бұрын
Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
@DoorslashDP29 күн бұрын
But wait, are you even gonna say which one is better landline or VoIP?🧐
@dennisfraser6896 Жыл бұрын
Funny when i have power cut landline goes dead as well
@channelI748Ай бұрын
It can't be as effective as a landline because data packets can arrive in the wrong order etc.
@user-sf7dn6vo8f Жыл бұрын
Dood video.The landline is dead, if you're still holding onto your pots line, (for business) you're losing the benefits of voip or cloud calling.
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Learn more 👉 getvoip.com/blog/voip-vs-landline/
Well one difference is that a standard landline works in a power cut, your VOIP won't, because it's just an internet function, and like everything else, no router=no internet. "Old fashioned" landlines carry their own power and larger exchanges even have their own generators. Oh, and don't think you can just use a mobile (which is what the telecoms companies in the Uk are telling customers) to call 911 - the mobile repeater towers often have no power backup, or just batteries that do not last long, so in a sustained powercut, your mobile will no "No Signal" too.
@Muck-qy2oo
22 күн бұрын
Exactly! Despite all the advantages of VoIP this is a big disadvantage overall. Plus the enormous amount of bandwidt that is needed to get everything reasobaly together. Another aspect is that landline protocols are more reliable than VoIP.
Ok, how about when your power goes out, or your internet drops, your voip goes with it? This doesn't happen with land lines.
@MrRustyBob
Жыл бұрын
Use a cellphone as a backup. How often does one lose power ? And, for how long ? Generally, not very long. Every plan needs a backup plan.
@srmagic7083
Жыл бұрын
VoIP phone provider like Vonage Biz can set a features like call continuity so whenever power outage or internet goes down every call will reroute to any back up phone number you have registered. Only USA number
@richardgregory3684
7 ай бұрын
@@MrRustyBob _Use a cellphone as a backup_ And in a sustained power cut they will fail too, as the repeater towers eithe rhave to backup supply, or batteries designed for short interruptions of supply. Why the hell should I have to buy a cellphone anyway? _How often does one lose power ? And, for how long ? Generally, not very long_ Cold comfort if you have a heart-attack during a two hour power cut.
@Holy_Hobo
11 күн бұрын
@@richardgregory3684guess what, if there's an extended power outage the landlines won't be able to get powered either. It isn't magic and "just works", landlines get their power from the provider. They're also affected by extended outages. Copper lines are also literally rotting in the ground and not being maintained with most companies looking to sell off or abandon them in favor of fiber anyways so it's really not a choice anymore.
@richardgregory3684
11 күн бұрын
@@Holy_Hobo _guess what, if there's an extended power outage the landlines won't be able to get powered either. It isn't magic and "just works", landlines get their power from the provider. They're also affected by extended outages_ Not localised ones though, which are th emost common. And major exchange shave their own generators to provide power independently to the telephone network. It was always considere dimportant that the telephone system be able to work if mains power failed. The fact remains, the old landlien system is MUCH more resiliant when it comes to power cuts.
It's looks like most phone companies are going to switch from landline connections to broadband connections eventually. I like having a home phone as my main phone and a prepaid cellphone as an extra phone.
Thank you for explaining
Great video
I like to use two empty cans attached with a string..... which can still be used during a power outage.
Very good info
How do the costs compare between internet connected phones vs contract cellphones?
If I have VoIP, I need to buy a VoIP number and phone,. So can I call someone who doesn't have VoIP, someone with a pstn line?
we got a (BT Decor 2200 V2) phone with a RJ11 pluged in from the phone to the (EX230v Router) but no tone or anything when I listen to the reciver - but the little green light with the phone icon is on solid & green - but not sure if its all done migrating over to the new sytem yet as we want to keep our old number but the internet part is working just no functional phone use yet don't even know if our phone is even compatible - not sure how long I should leave it before ringing my ISP to ask why its not working or if its working
Thank you
Sales much? Landlines aren't near as difficult as sold here. Just remember if your Internet or power goes down your voip does too, but landlines continue working if setup correctly. And no choppy calls and the phones also are wireless to the base.
@Footballnationusa
3 ай бұрын
You can still call forward to a mobile phone or access the providers platform to make calls from anywhere on earth that has an internet connection.
What about the sound quality?
If voip goes through wires or fibre, it is a landline.
It is essential to understand the difference between landline and VoIP phones so that businesses can identify the befits and make the right decision.
Don't put all your eggs in one basket.
But wait, are you even gonna say which one is better landline or VoIP?🧐
Funny when i have power cut landline goes dead as well
It can't be as effective as a landline because data packets can arrive in the wrong order etc.
Dood video.The landline is dead, if you're still holding onto your pots line, (for business) you're losing the benefits of voip or cloud calling.