Ooma phone service

[hollybloom24]

Hi,

Anyone have them? pros, cons, likes, dislikes???

TIA!

[emily]

Have it, love it!

We've had it for about a year now and no issues what so ever. I think we bought it at Costco (lowest price we could find).

[noodle]

We just got it (at costco, too), and love it so far.
The sound quality is better than I'd expected.
I like that we can change settings (call forwarding, etc.)
online, so we can change them remotely when we travel
or are expecting an important call.

[lurksalot]

My parents have had theirs for about a year (Costco too) and they love it, no problems to report.

[kbud]

Love Ooma! We've had them for over 2 years with no problems. Maybe 3 dropped calls in over 2 years, and I'm not certain it had to do with Ooma. Just realize if you have no power you have no phone. The quality is a good as a land line. I love having no phone bills. Here's an offer they just sent me.

http://ooma.zuberance.com/offersV2/index/29155235

[candaceb]

We don't have a land line and now that we're using a sitter sometimes, I am feeling like we need something besides her cell phone in the house. I saw a positive review of Ooma in Consumer Reports. How much does it cost at Costco?

[wellyes]

I've had it 2 years, absolutely no problems. It has easily paid for itself, even factoring in super cheap phone/tv/Internet deals that give you a landline for $10/month+fees.