OOMATelo VoIP Home Office Phone System. Free Internet Phone Service with Business Desk Phone. Affordable landline Replacement. Unltd Nationwide Calling. Call on The go with Free Mobile app.

Easy to set up on line when following instructions. Nobody ever answered Ooma toll free number. The web site Chat worked great, answered right away. The Chat was able to answer any questions relating to their services and products only. Bring in a technical question about any other brand of SIP phone working on their system had a “Call Toll Free Number” response which gets you nowhere. Porting a number was easy and quicker than their estimated time. I have 2 locations so I bought 2 Telo units. Read Telo options until you understand which Telo base will fit your needs or use Chat. I like that any phone or cordless phone can be used with Telo base that I bought. Not sure if all Telo base units work with analogue phones.

Wanted to add a business line to the home. Activation code didn't work on their website. Contacted online support. Had to be escalated. Called later in the day finally got a person. They told me they needed a copy of my receipt that I had purchased it. I had it, bought it on Amazon, but returning the product. If I can't rely on a company to sell me a product that actually works and makes me jump through hoops; I would be stupid to rely on them for my business communications. AWFUL.

This Ooma VOIP phone was exactly what I expected !! Voice quality is very clear and the access to voice mail from cell phone app is extremely convenient. Definitely recommend this over pricier monthly cable or traditional phone services.

From reading all the bad reviews i thought i was going to have trouble getting the base station to work. Set up account all was good. Yes there is an option to opt out of the premier features before you get charged under the account -> services menu , will see if this works when trial ends. do IT BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE. you can always sign up for it later it seems.I have it plugged in to my main router. then i set an ip reservation for it (will set a static one later in hub/base as well.Now the problems and why 4 stars right now.mine was flashing red then rebooting and occasionally showing online through the ooma web portal.I started to ping it (this is why i set a reservation in my router) and noticed it would stop replying then reply again. this looked like it was rebooting.So i tried to connect to the built in web UI at ip address 172.27.35.1 through the home port. when i was able to connect at breif moments it looked like it was working on connecting.Then i set the IP as DMZ thinking it was blocking a port or download ( yes this was not safe because it bypasses the router firewall). NO JOYHere was the REAL fix and it is SOOO silly. There is a "page" button on the back next to the phone port. I tried pressing it with no movement. SO Voiding my warrenty I'm sure I opened the Hub/Base. removed the board hooked up the power and internet AND BOOM IT NOW WORKS. So I checked out the button cleaned up some leftover plastic from manufacture, reseated the button and now back together it works as it should.Call quality is good.the "wireless desk phone" Is interesting. once the battery is charged up you can unplug it from the power cord and still use it. That is great in a power outage, as long as you still have an internet connection that is.

the noise level when in speakerphone mode is terrible.no clear instructions on how to setup the speed dial buttons.