Lingo is one of the largest VoIP providers in the world. What follows is a balanced report on the
pros and cons of choosing
Lingo's VoIP solution.
With
VoIP providers fighting for market share increasingly heavy competition,
Lingo has shown a cheap alternative to the more well known
VoIP providers. Its growing popularity is due not only to the
many call features it offers, but also the most important feature,
price. But that is not to say, that everything about
Lingo is attractive or even that it is the great service for every user.
How it WorksIf you've got a broadband Internet connection,
Lingo is a service you can use to make Internet phone calls at significant savings over analog calling.
Lingo sends your phone call across the Internet.
Your calls go through your modem.
Your
Lingo phone adaptor splits your high-speed broadband Internet connection.
Your Internet connection should work as it did before you installed the Lingo phone adaptor - sending emails and other web data to your personal computer.
Your phone calls are sent through your
Lingo phone adaptor to your regular or cordless phone.
Features
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Limitations
We experienced few drops during the test calls. For those who are not really familiar with their computer and internet set up one might have a little problem in setting up the VoIP system. But friendly customer service is always available to assist you.
Pros: Includes Western Europe in "local" calling area, allows you to keep your telephone handsets, is cheaper than the rest.
Cons: Some might find it hard to install but friendly customer service will be more that happy to assist you and troubleshoot with you.
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