I can’t see any reason that it wouldn’t work, as Vonage works for the most part. As long as it was set up here in the States, you should be able to take it anywhere, I would think. You will need a decent internet connection for it though.

I would suggest buying one at some place where you could return it (Costco?) if for some reason it doesn’t work out, before you buy more.

Did it work there in the Philippines? I plan to buy 3 of Ooma Telo for my Mom there, for the Mom of my wife and for our house here in the Philippines. Did you hear from anybody whether it worked or not?

Let me know as I will this project in January. I will get for our parents high speed DSL connection with at least 750 kbps. Is this enough?

Thanks

Rene

Now that I’ve had it up and running for awhile, I’m VERY happy with it and my decision to change. Voice quality is very good and I’ve got voicemail, Caller ID, and long distance, which I didn’t have before.

It remains to be seen how well it would work when I travel, but the reports I’ve read indicate that it should work as well as Vonage does.

what i like best about it is that i kept my local SF number and clients have no idea that i’m actually out of the country. that and i don’t need a computer to use it, just a standard plugged in modem. the caller IDs and voice mail help too. just a tiny inch thick box to lug around (and any standard phone).

but you probably have all those options with ooma and more. thought you’d like to know though.

I always figured I’d use some sort of video chat when I move there. It’s getting better all the time. I bought the Ooma for use here, but if it works out for there than I’m not going to complain since it will be long paid for.