A customer can convert the existing conventional telephone into a VoIP phone by plugging it into an adapter provided by Speakeasy. The same adapter is plugged to the Speakeasy DSL line. This makes it possible for the adapter to convert voice signals into digital data packets and route them over the DSL line.
The customer does not have to worry about the number. He can continue to use the same phone number or ask for a new number. This feature, which is known as local portability, allows Speakeasy to provide numbers that are from different areas or cities. The customer also has the option to run multiple phone numbers from the same DSL connection.
Keywords: VOip, VOip Service Provider, VOip Telephony