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Well a UPS won't do you much good, as they generally have uptime
measured in minutes, which will be good to not say interrupt a phone
call, but it is a worth while consideration that you have no 911 service
~ in the event of an extended power outage. Don't forget either though
that even a cell phone without a service contract will get you 911. So
just having one laying around charged is a good enough protection for an
instance like that.
As far as comcast, afaik there is no contract... I don't have one? I
thought it was a month to month service?
Jim
Paul wrote:
| James Kelly wrote:
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|> Just make sure you have a cellphone as a back up in case your
|> broadband/power goes out.
|>
| Oh, I've been thinking about a UPS. That should keep the cable modem
| and VoIP box online, right?
|
| One thing I don't like is being locked into using Comcast. Does VoIP
| work well over Verizon DSL?
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