“Can I still use my VTech AT&T CL82414 phones (currently used with comcast)? They also has its own answering system, so can I use that, or must Ooma be used?”
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our phone system base unit plugged into the Ooma unit and then worked like they did before. Our phone base determined the number of rings before answering and keeps the basic phone functions such as speaker phone, hold and caller ID. Ours has a default automated answer to then leave a message that we can access remotely as we did before. Not sure if Ooma allows your own answering system.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We used our existing Panasonic phone base and satellite phones, and they have worked fine. Just plug the existing phone base unit into the back of the Ooma box using a standard phone plug and the phone's all work just like they did when plugged into the land line. And all the phone base functions, to include voice mail, call forwarding, 3-way calling etc work as they did before.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.We were able to plug our Panasonic base unit into the back of the Ooma and it worked just as it did when we plugged it into the telephone wall outlet. All satellite phones work just as they did on the land line. Caller ID, # rings and our phone bank works as it did before Ooma.
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