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weedavie
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What happens when the broadband goes down which happens with increasing and alarming frequency recently? I wouldn't be able to inform you from the landline because it would be down as well. Does the fibrephone record missed calls during down time? I have a number of calls from the hospital regarding attendance for ct scans or chemotherapy and I'm worried that I might miss those.

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Gareth_L
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Hi weedavie

Thanks for the post 

When you say Fibrephone ,

I am guessing that you are referring to this 

Gareth_L

 

-tony-
Alessandro Volta

i assume you mean the voip phone - thats a phone plugged into the back of the hub - afaik if the BB is down then any incoming calls would be lost 

you really need to add another method of communication for such outages - a mobile is the obvious alternative 

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Tony.
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So it's just a way of getting us to invest in a mobile phone, really. Absolutely no benefit whatsoever to the customer himself. In fact, a great inconvenience.

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Hi weedavie

It is the same as a landline you are right in saying that 

However our Exchanges are becoming old now and we do need to move with the times 

VOIP is a much better way to make and receive calls 

I know some people may not be a fam of this, the same with people that are happy to go with it 

Gareth_L