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BT using BlueFace / VoIPBuster

celt2005 · 2006-01-05 13:44:18

A Chairde, Will need to get rid of my PSTN Line as am getting BT Broadband installed, but still need access to PSTN numbers for business reasons. Has anybody experience of moving from Eircom to Blueface, timelines , issues etc.... , and how many numbers will blueface support on one line ?????

05-01-2006 02:44PM

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celt2005

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A Chairde,

Will need to get rid of my PSTN Line as am getting BT Broadband installed, but still need access to PSTN numbers for business reasons.

Has anybody experience of moving from Eircom to Blueface, timelines , issues etc.... , and how many numbers will blueface support on one line ?????

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#2 05-01-2006 03:36PM

paulm17781

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How are you getting BB from BT? Is it a business line? You will still have the PSTN line otherwise. Contact Blueface. They know more about their products than people here do.

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#3 05-01-2006 09:43PM

RedRooster

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Broadband internet plus the relevant adaptors:v:

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#4 06-01-2006 03:00AM

democrates

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If you're transferring your landline to blueface don't cancel your landline account first, if you do that you lose title to the number. Contact blueface to ascertain the correct procedure - they're very good.

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