Be aware however that if you move the modem to another physical address you need to make sure your VoIP service provider is aware so that the address associated with the modem can be changed to the new address. Otherwise if you dial 9-1-1 from the new address your old address will show in the 9-1-1 system.

Another thing to be aware of if you are considering VoIP service as a replacement for your traditional phone service is that some VoIP providers do not offer services you may be used to having such as directory assistance and white page listings.

VoIP services and plans are changing frequently as the technology develops and new companies offer VoIP service. If you are considering VoIP service the most important thing to do is research to determine if VoIP is right for you and then to determine the best service provider for you. The best way to do this is to compare several VoIP services and also compare the VoIP services you are considering with your existing phone service.

If after doing your research you decide to purchase VoIP service, check to see if the provider has a trial period in which you can cancel. Most service providers have some sort of trial period. One popular provider has a 30 day trial period. If you try the service and decide it is not for you, you have 30 days to cancel.

The trial period is a good time for you to find out what the quality of your voice calls is going to be with VoIP because it varies. Some providers are able to provide the same voice quality as traditional phone service providers but others may not be able to provide voice quality that is as high as that of traditional phone service.

By taking a little time to do research and check out several VoIP providers you have the best chance of having a good buying experience if you do decide to purchase VoIP service.

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