Ooma Telo
I cant wait. The scout doesnt really work in my house because we have a digital system, so we are using DECT cordless phones but I would love to be able to use all the great services that ooma offers but can't right now. I hope there would be some sort of discount but if not I completely understand. Business is business. But keep up the good work.
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You lost me on 'digital system'?? Make sure on the scout that you are plugging it DIRECTLY into the wall and NOT into the DSL dongle.baca008 wrote:I cant wait. The scout doesnt really work in my house because we have a digital system, so we are using DECT cordless phones but I would love to be able to use all the great services that ooma offers but can't right now. I hope there would be some sort of discount but if not I completely understand. Business is business. But keep up the good work.
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Will each Telo handset support a distinct incoming phone number, similar to a scout? Do the handsets (or base) support a headset--either wired or (ideally) bluetooth?
Let me know if you need a beta customer. )
Let me know if you need a beta customer. )
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I would absolutely upgrade to the new Telo equipment if offered at a discount price. I just also want to say how much I enjoy the $8/month phone service that I am getting from Ooma.Dennis P wrote:There are no confirmed plans at the moment, but it is under consideration.WayneDsr wrote:Will we be able to upgrade to Telo at a discounted cost?
Wayne
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Well time's getting close! Just wondering if ooma can give us any more information?
Also I got to thinking due to my recent thread about DirecTV and getting Caller ID to show up on it when you have a DSL connection - I think having a Telo will essentially prohibit this as I'm finding I have to use a scout to get my DTV to pick up the caller ID from my ooma system - just something to think about if you're already an ooma customer considering upgrading.
So, Dennis P - any more hints you can give?
Also I got to thinking due to my recent thread about DirecTV and getting Caller ID to show up on it when you have a DSL connection - I think having a Telo will essentially prohibit this as I'm finding I have to use a scout to get my DTV to pick up the caller ID from my ooma system - just something to think about if you're already an ooma customer considering upgrading.
So, Dennis P - any more hints you can give?
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bc3tech wrote:Well time's getting close! Just wondering if ooma can give us any more information?
Also I got to thinking due to my recent thread about DirecTV and getting Caller ID to show up on it when you have a DSL connection - I think having a Telo will essentially prohibit this as I'm finding I have to use a scout to get my DTV to pick up the caller ID from my ooma system - just something to think about if you're already an ooma customer considering upgrading.
So, Dennis P - any more hints you can give?
Groundhound has it working on his hub, so there's no reason that I can think of that it wouldn't work on the Telo if connected the same way.
Groundhound wrote: Caller ID
I have a DirecTv HR22 connected to the line1 circuit in my house, which in turn is fed from the phone port on my hub. The only reason I have it connected at all is for the caller ID feature of the HR22. If you do a bit of searching regarding this feature and the HR22, you will find that it is a common problem regardless of the phone company. Occasionally the HR22 stops displaying caller ID and the only fix is a red button reset, after which it begins to work again. I found this to be true before and after ooma. So if your HR22 is connected to your hub's phone port, a reset of the HR22 may be all that's needed.
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Re: Ooma Telo
I just bought ooma yesterday (7/21) and tested it with my current home with DSL. I am very happy with the quality and will be using it in my new house after I move in a month. Please consider offering a discounted price for the Telo for existing ooma customers. I just bought it yesterday and Tela seems to work more conveniently for my setup.
Thanks and I can't wait to use ooma at my new house.
Thanks and I can't wait to use ooma at my new house.
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And let me be the first to welcome you to the ooma forums!
Wayne
Wayne
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Do the Telo handsets have a speaker function? That is mandatory for me. With my current Ooma system, I use Uniden expandable cordless phones and they have a terrific speaker. I always use it and do not want to go back to holding the phone to my ear constantly.