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On 1/8/07, Nathan Meyers <nmeyers at javalinux.net> wrote: > Scott Ehrlich wrote: > > A relative of mine is looking to cut expenses a bit, and has Comcast > > cable and Internet. > > > > - They learned that if they bundle in phone, that they retain all the > > features they use now. How reliable, clear, etc is Comcast phone to > > Verizon? > > I believe that would be the newer "digital voice" (which goes over the > cable), not the old "digital phone" (which borrows Verizon's wires). Our > digital voice service has been flawless. Their digital phone service also uses the cable network (not Verizon). The difference is that the older services isn't VOIP (not Internet based in any way). It's some kind of older technology which uses subsection of the frequency spectrum on the cable for phone service. I don't think it's available for new installs anymore so it's probably not relevant in this situation. Bill Bogstad -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.