I have the multiple cordless handsets, but that doesn't solve my problem of wanting to have a functioning ooma scout. You see, my home has two floors. The ooma hub is upstairs, next to my broadband modem. That's where our computer and TV are. We also spend a lot of time downstairs. It would be nifty to have the hub working to see when someone has left voicemails, turn on the do not disturb function, use the second line feature, etc. Also, I need to keep the hub near the computer table, etc, since I have a fax machine sitting there that plugs into the hub.
OK. So I purchased a wireless phone jack from amazon (
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000MR ... T6_product)
just to see if this would work to make the scout functional. I was doubtful based on other posts, but thought I'd give it a try. For others considering this for reasons similar to mine, let me save you the time, IT DID NOT WORK. I'm just going to run a regular old telephone cord by the walls. I was hoping for a wireless solution in this wireless world to address my specific needs, but couldn't find one.