A:AnswerYou could, Ooma does have for a fee a cellular back up system, which I would recommend in the event the internet goes down your system is still being monitored.
FYI I never used it before but Ooma does have their own home security as well
A:AnswerHello,
Thank you for your inquiry. This particular Ooma base model does not have wireless capabilities. Please see the link below for our wireless model. However, please note a mobile hotspot may not be ideal for call quality. The Ooma Telo does require 1 dedicated Mbps in order for the service to work optimally.
For more information please visit, https://www.ooma.com, or give our 24/7 Customer Care line below a call.
Regards,
Ooma Inc.
866-939-6662
A:AnswerPlease checkout this link for the calling rates and international calling plans to different countries.
https://www.ooma.com/home-phone/international-calling/?offer=TELO&purchase_code=SBRD-TELO&xutm_source=SEM&xutm_campaign=SEM-1047495514&xutm_medium=SEM-Google&xutm_term=Telo&_vsrefdom=Google-SEM&om_phone=866-575-5585&keyword=Ooma%20International%20Calling&adid=260765405250
Hope this helps
A:AnswerHello,
Thank you for your inquiry.
It is best to contact your alarm company to see if it is compatible with VOIP services.
For additional information please visit, https://www.ooma.com, or give our 24/7 Customer Care line below a call.
Regards, Ooma Inc. 866-939-6662
A:AnswerYour printer is either hard wired to your computer, or it's wireless. But the ooma doesn't have anything to do with the printer. Now to us it with a fax machine, you would need a splitter coming from your ooma. One for your phone and one to your fax.
A:AnswerHello,
Thank you for your inquiry.
Yes with the Ooma Premier plan, you will be able to block international numbers.
For more information please visit, https://www.ooma.com, or give our 24/7 Customer Care line below a call.
Regards, Ooma Inc. 866-939-6662
A:AnswerYes. It works just like a regular VOIP telephone. If you have AT&T, that is how their are phones are set up, via modem. This operates like any landline without the ridiculous costs
A:AnswerMagic Jack requires a computer to run or be running in order for it to work. Where as Ooma is it's own computer an telco device all in one. that is why I prefer Ooma. Yes you can take it out of the country just make sure that you have the proper power adapters for it to work.
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